30-Hours Professional Diploma in HIV/AIDS - Awareness & Prevention
Credit hours
3
Learners gain a clear understanding of how HIV is transmitted and prevented, how testing works and current treatment approaches. The course also addresses care in health settings, stigma and discrimination, community prevention programmes and psychological support. Useful for health workers, educators and community volunteers.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to HIV/AIDS: Understanding the Basics
- 02HIV Transmission, Prevention, and Safe Practices
- 03HIV Testing and Diagnosis: Methods and Importance
- 04Treatment Options for HIV/AIDS: Current Approaches and Future Directions
- 05Managing HIV/AIDS in Healthcare Settings
- 06Addressing Stigma and Discrimination in HIV Care
- 07Community-Based HIV Prevention and Education Programs
- 08HIV/AIDS and Mental Health: Psychological Support and Care
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