AIDS Clinical Conference

Calendar

Overview

Contacts

The AIDS Clinical Conference series is typically held on the 3rd Tuesday of every month from 8am–9am Pacific Time at University of Washington’s Harborview Medical Center.

This conference is one of the longest running clinical HIV conferences in the United States. Over the last 30+ years, literally hundreds of speakers from around the country and the world have delivered lectures on a wide variety of HIV topics from prevention and vaccine research to antiretroviral therapy, drug resistance and the adverse effects of HIV treatment.

The grand rounds like conference is popular among regional and national HIV providers, University of Washington (UW) faculty, housestaff and public health staff. The Harborview Medical Center’s Madison Clinic (the largest provider of HIV care in the Northwest), the University of Washington Center for AIDS Research (CFAR), Treatment Research and Expert Education (TREE), and the MWAETC sponsor the conference.

Nurses may earn 1.0 CNE contact hour if they complete the evaluation after the live event or register and attend the live webinar and complete the evaluation by Friday noon after the conference.

The objectives of the AIDS Clinical Conference are to:

Educate regional HIV providers, students and investigators on the latest therapies and research findings reported in the literature and presented at scientific meetings;
Provide a venue where regional HIV providers and the HIV research community can congregate to discuss newly recognized trends in HIV disease and treatment;
Provide a forum for local HIV providers and researchers to interact with international colleagues with the goal of fostering collaborative HIV research and training projects.

2019 ACC Calendar

Topics and speakers are subject to change. The conference is from 8am-9am.

Dates	Topics	Speakers
1/22/19	Clinical Implications of Bias	Michele Andrasik, PhD
3/19/19	2019 CROI Update	UW faculty
4/16/19	Retention & HIV	Meena Ramchandani, MD, MPH
5/21/19	Trans/Gender Non-Binary People & HIV	Corinne Heinen, MD
6/18/19	Broadly Neutralizing Antibodies	Marina Caskey, MD
7/23/19	HIV in Neglected Communities	Shireesha Dhanireddy, MD - rescheduled from February 12
08/20/19	Racial Disparities and HIV	Gregorio Millett, MPH
9/17/19	Adolescents & HIV	Margaret Green, MD, MPH
10/15/19	Stimulant Use & HIV	Steven Shoptaw, PhD
11/19/19	ART Update	Brian Wood, MD

Registration is not required to attend the live event at the Research and Training Building Auditorium, 300 9th Avenue, Seattle 98104 but pre-registration is required for the webinar.

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Conference Archives

Below you will find links to view recordings of some past ACCs.

2019 AIDS Clinical Conference

1/22: Michele Andrasik, PhD
Clinical Implications of Bias

3/19: Ruanne Barnabas, MBChB., DPhil, MSc, Robert Harrington, MD, Nina Kim, MD, MSc, Brian Wood, MD
2019 CROI Update

4/16: Meena Ramchandani, MD, MPH
Retention and HIV

7/23: Shireesha Dhanireddy, MD
HIV in Neglected Communities: The Intersection of Homelessness, IDU and Transactional Sex
Note: Due to technical difficulties, audio was not recorded during the first 7 minutes of the session.

2018 AIDS Clinical Conference

1/16: Peter W. Hunt, MD
Immune Activation in Treated HIV: Does It Still Matter?

2/20: Christopher Spitters, MD, MPH
Tuberculosis in HIV Patients

3/20: Julie Dombrowski, MD, Ann Collier, MD, Adrienne Shapiro, MD, PhD,
Robert Harrington, MD
2018 CROI Update
Correction: At 26 minutes 19 seconds, "cabotegravir" should be "dolutegravir."

4/17: Manoj P. Menon, MD, MPH
Treating Cancer Patients Who Are HIV Positive: A Clinical Update

5/15: Jared Baeten, MD, PhD
PrEP Update: Implementation and Impact

6/19: Julie Dombrowski, MD, MPH
STIs: New Realities and Clinical Controversies

7/24: Jeanne Marrazzo, MD, MPH, FACP, FIDSA
How Does the Vaginal Environment Impact HIV/STI Risk?

9/18: Kathy Brown, MD, FACP
Women and HIV: Differences and Disparities

10/16: David Spach, MD
Controversial Issues in the Management of Antiretroviral Therapy

11/13: Brian Wood, MD
State of the ART: Novel Antiretroviral Agents & Strategies
Note: This talk was re-recorded due to technical difficulties.

2017 AIDS Clinical Conferences

11/14: Brian R. Wood, MD
The Future of Antiretroviral Therapy: New Agents and Strategies

10/17: H. Nina Kim, MD, MSc
Chronic Hepatitis B and HIV: Remaining Challenges in Coinfection

9/19: Kevin Ard, MD, MPH
HIV and STIs in Transgender Populations

7/18: Thomas Quinn, MD, MSc
Biomedical Prevention for HIV Control: From Research to Reality

6/20: Scott Letendre, MD
The Impact of HIV and Aging on the Brain

5/16: Christine Yuodelis-Flores, MD
Triple Diagnoses: Mental Illness, Addiction and HIV

4/18: Judy Levison, MD, MPH
New Frontiers in Safe Sex: It is Not Just About Condoms

3/21: Robert D. Harrington, MD, Brian Wood, MD, Ann Collier, MD, and Julie Dombrowski, MD
2017 CROI Update

2/21: Roxanne Kerani, PhD, MPH
Stigma and HIV Care in America's African-born Community

1/17: Wayne C. McCormick, MD, MPH and Heidi Crane, MD, MPH
Aging & HIV

2016 AIDS Clinical Conferences (Selected)

11/15: Madeline B. Deutsch, MD, MPH
Transgender Health and HIV

10/18: Joe Merrill, MD, MPH
Update on Opioid Use Disorders

9/20: Christina Wyatt, MD
The Kidney in HIV Infection, Treatment & Prevention

6/21: Robert Rakita, MD
Solid Organ Transplant and HIV

5/17: David Wyles, MD
HCV in 2016: Treatment of the Co-infected Patient and Management of Viral Resistance

2015 AIDS Clinical Conferences (Selected)

11/17: Steven Shoptaw, PhD
Methamphetamine Use, Mental Health and HIV

10/20: Roy Colven, MD
HIV and the Skin: Selected Topics

9/15: Priscilla Hsue, MD
HIV and Cardiovascular Disease

7/23: Myron S. Cohen, MD
Global Prevention of HIV: Where do we go from here?

5/19: Robert Shafer, MD
Management of Patients with Transmitted and Aquired Drug Resistance

4/21: Sophie Woolston, MD, Matthew Golden, MD, MPH, Sheila Lukehart, PhD
Ocular Syphilis: Bench to Bedside

2/18: Joanne Stekler, MD
Experiences with PEP and PrEP in Seattle

MOUNTAIN WEST AIDS EDUCATION AND TRAINING CENTER

The Mountain West AIDS Education and Training (MWAETC) program is supported by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) as part of an award totaling $2,972,660 with 0% financed with non-governmental sources. The contents are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent the official views of, nor an endorsement, by HRSA, HHS, or the U.S. Government.