Up-to-date UW IDEA curricula offer no-cost continuing education (CME, CNE, pharmacology CE for APNs, CE) and Certificates of Completion to health care professionals and trainees. The sites are fully funded by the federal government and free from commercial bias.
Learn how to diagnose, treat, and prevent HIV via six modules, medications section, tools and calculators, podcast, mini-lectures, and symptom guides.
Learn how to diagnose, treat and prevent STDs and STIs via lessons, question bank topics, podcast, image library and weekly quiz, and Mpox clinical guide.
Develop core proficiency in assessing, initiating, and monitoring HIV PrEP via lessons, clinician tool (app or web version), clinical guides, and mini-lectures.
Develop core proficiency to diagnose, treat, prevent, and cure HCV via HCV Test and Cure module, 6 other modules, medications section, tools and calculators, mini-lectures, clinical challenges, and HCV biology.
Learn how to diagnose, treat, and prevent HBV via lessons, medications and vaccines section, tools and calculators, mini-lectures, clinical challenges, and HBV primary care guidance developed by a national workgroup.
IDEA content, resources, and services are free and accessible 24/7 to help health care professionals and trainees learn how to diagnose, treat, and prevent infectious diseases.
On-demand CME/CNE/Pharmacology CE for APNs/CE and UW Certificates of Completion
Editors and contributors are experienced, working clinicians and/or medical school faculty.
100% funded by the federal government and unbiased by commercial funding.
Curricula are custom-designed for health care professionals and based on adult learning theory principles.
Content updated in real-time as guidelines, knowledge, and practice changes over time.
Lessons are available as quick reference or self study and feature interactive exercises, images, and questions. A site may offer tools and calculators, mini-lectures, a podcast, clinical tools, and guides.
[this platform] has been the foundation of our California Department of Health-funded HCV in Primary Care initiative. Using the curriculum both for bedside teaching, reference, and individualized self-study, we have trained primary care physicians in HCV management and have vastly increased our treatment capacity. I have been particularly impressed with the speed with which new medications and guidelines have been incorporated on the website. HCV treatment has been a rapidly evolving field, and www.hepatitisc.uw.edu has kept pace with the latest advances.
For our large scale, CDC-funded Test-and-Cure HCV initiative we used this platform to train providers and expand the number of active treaters across King County. The value was being able to ensure knowledge baselines across different institutions (community clinics, public hospitals, HMOs, public health departments) with a flexible delivery model.
IDEA curricula provide an in-depth, interactive experience for health care professionals and trainees to enhance their knowledge and skills with no-cost CE.
An IDEA account works across all curricula.
On-demand CME certificates, CNE certificates, and UW Certificates of Completion
Offers a tailored experience for computers, tablets, and smartphones
Easily access content, features, individualized progress trackers, and learning groups
IDEA curricula enable educators (e.g. faculty, residency and fellowship directors) and clinical or administrative staff at private and public health care entities to create free learning groups to invite members, assign content, and track progress.
Use an invitation URL, an add code, or e-mail
Add group description, instructions, and view recent activity
View group member progress and CE earned
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