AMA Routine Screening Community of Practice

Meet with experts and other clinicians at the AMA Routine Screening of Infectious Diseases Community of Practice. Office hours available through July.

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HIV, STIs, Viral Hepatitis and LTBI Routine Screening Toolkit: Resource library

Access the library of resources available from the HIV, STIs, Viral Hepatitis and Routine Screening toolkit for use in your practice.

Prevention & Wellness
Routine Screening Toolkit
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HIV, STIs, Viral Hepatitis and LTBI Routine Screening Toolkit

This toolkit was developed with input from health care professionals and was designed for clinicians working in community health centers.

Prevention & Wellness
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When it comes to screening for HIV, STIs, what’s routine?

Routine screening for HIV, STIs, viral hepatitis and latent TB often takes back seat to complaint-driven care. New AMA advice helps increase screening.

Infectious Diseases
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5 keys to dramatically increasing hepatitis C screening

When the USPSTF expanded its hepatitis C screening recommendations, the Mid-Atlantic Permanente Medical Group rose to the challenge. Learn more.

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Infectious Diseases
Health System Spotlight
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AMA aims to increase screenings for HIV, STIs, hepatitis, tuberculosis

Six community health centers selected to pilot new screening toolkit.

Press Releases
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Top news stories from AMA Morning Rounds®: Week of Nov. 1, 2021

In the news: Pfizer COVID vaccine for 5-11 YOs, Global COVID death toll 5M+, ACIP recommends hepatitis B vaccine for those under 60, Jan. 4 deadline for COVID-19 mandates.

Publications & Newsletters
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30 states have hepatitis A outbreaks: What doctors should know

Find out which states have been hit hardest, which patients are at highest risk, and what physicians can do to help stop the spread.

Infectious Diseases
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New pilot to fight hepatitis C uses telemedicine, collaboration

Primary care physicians are getting assistance in making an early diagnosis and providing timely treatment for the hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection, which affects about 3 million patients in the United States.

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