Additional PrEP Resources
Since PrEP’s approval in 2012, many community-based organizations, health institutions, and technical assistance organizations have been developing tools and resources to support the integration and expansion of PrEP provision. The BLUPrInt website builds on and complements the existing body of resources and is designed to be used within the context of other local and national resources. Below you will find links to a selection of other organizations doing this work.
Resources from International, Federal, State, Local Health Agencies
PrEP section includes information, resources, and relevant links for PrEP, especially highlighting federal resources and programs.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
PrEP section includes information, brochures and factsheets, linkages to providers, and resources on PrEP for patients and clinicians.
The National Institutes of Health (NIH)
Links to webpage and video resources on PrEP medication
Links to webpage and video resources for PrEP navigation
NYS Health Department/ NYS AIDS Institute
Provider directory; PrEP awareness resources (toolkits, graphics, materials); clinical guidelines and resources; resources for support services; FAQs, Brochures, and other resources.
Pan American Health Organization/ World Health Organization (PAHO/WHO)
PrEP section includes information, resources, and relevant links for PrEP.
Information on enrollment in the federal program to increase access to funding for PrEP medications.
San Francisco Health Department
City and County of San Francisco Department of Public Health’s PrEP information page includes factsheets and other resources on PrEP.
Resources from Educational, Advocacy, or Clinical Organizations
AVAC/ PrEP Watch
Maps out and lists the various PrEP programs available in each country
Offers current statistical data on global PrEP usage
PrEP Planning A-Z sections provides a step-by-step framework introducing and maintaining a PrEP program. Includes information on (1) policies, plans, and budgets, (2) supply chain management, (3) addressing delivery issues and best practices, (4) promoting demand & uptake, and (5) monitoring & evaluation
Information on the Dapivirine Vaginal Ring and its efficacy studies
Information on Cabotegravir (CAB-LA) injectable and updates on clinical trials
Information on HIV awareness days and We The People, a strategy that exposes the discrimination black people face in HIV care and prevention.
The Fenway Institute's National Center for LGBTQIA+ Health Education
PrEP section under ‘Learning Resources’ provides a webinar on PrEP resources and provider training for PrEP implementation.
Webinars:
Evidence-Informed practices for PrEP usage in transgender communities
TelePrEP and Tele-STI Care: Optimizing Safer Sex in the Pandemic
Interactive learning modules:
HIV Testing, Prevention, and Treatment for Sexual and Gender Minority People
A learning course for providers, modeled after Project ECHO – a collaborative effort between medical experts and participants to disseminate critical knowledge about disease prevention
HIV Prevention for Bla ck/African American Women
Continuing Education activity to help integrate HIV prevention, including PrEP, into the routine care of Black/African American heterosexual women.
Offers a PrEP/PEP access microsite that compiles latest information on HIV care access. Contains lists of national and state PrEP assistance programs.
Presents a Preventative Service Coverage resource that explains the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) and how private insurance plans likely offer $0 cost-sharing for at least one PrEP product
TelePrEP: NASTAD offers a TelePreP Learning Collaborative to assist local TelePrEP programs with technical assistance and increasing PrEP uptake in local communities
Website also has an interactive TelePrEP map to locate state-specific HIV self-testing and TelePrEP services)
Provides helpful information on PrEP financing, specifically strategies to leverage funding across the PrEP care continuum
National Clinician Consultation Center at UCSF
Provides phone consultations for providers about up-to-date PrEP and PEP uptake strategies and decision-making (PrEP, PEP).
For urgent decision-making, NCCC offers a quick guide for addressing PEP occupationalexposures.
Website presents links to PrEP Provider Locator Services:
FAQ page that explains the basics of taking PrEP and PEP, cost, side effects, and access.. PP also has their own Health Center locator, with the option of filtering Telehealth or in-person services.
Website provides comprehensive information on PrEP, PEP, and real-life experiences of taking these preventative measures from women, trans women, and youth.
U=U
Campaign raises awareness about how HIV can be undetectable and therefore untransmissible.
Informative page on financing PrEP & PEP and insurance rights. Compiles resources for (1) Consumer & Patients and (2) Frontline & Clinical Providers.
PPM also has its own provider locator. Their locator is unique because there is an option to filter search results by ‘Offers PEP,’ ‘Accepts Uninsured,’ ‘Navigation Services,’ and ‘Spanish Services’
Provides links to national telemedicine providers and online pharmacies
For providers: PPM has a PrEP Navigator Manual offered in both English and Spanish. The manual is free and there is also an option to enroll in online PrEP navigation training.
PrEP Facts from the San Francisco AIDS Foundation
Info page on PrEP including everyday questions like “Can I take prep if I'm using nutritional supplements or protein/creatine powders?” Page is also available in Spanish
An interactive website that helps people locate PrEP providers. Search bar features an option to look only for clinics that provide PrEP for uninsured individuals.
Chicago-based initiative that provides information on PrEP use and a hotline for PrEP-related questions. Website also features a list of PrEP clinics and providers in Illinois; Spanish-speaking clinics are indicated.
Informative video on the University of California’s HIV epidemic intervention initiative. Links to some California-based PrEP health and research centers are provided.
Regional AIDS Education and Training Centers (AETCs) and STD & HIV Prevention Training Centers (PTCs)
National Coordinating Resource Center for the AIDS Education & Training Center Program
HRSA's AIDS Education and Training Center (AETC) Program supports national HIV priorities by building clinician and care team capacity and expertise along the HIV care continuum. Find resources, information, training materials, and technical assistance support, as well as links to regional and local AETCs, also listed below.
National Network of STD Clinical Prevention Training Centers
The National Network of STD Clinical Prevention Training Centers (NNPTC) is funded by the CDC to assist clinicians with the skills, knowledge and experience that they need to address and prevent STDs, including HIV, in their patients. Find resources, information, training materials, and technical assistance support, as well as links to 8 regional centers and 2 national centers.