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Competencies and knowledge assessed

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Competencies assessed

Most STIF NHIVNA Intermediate Competency assessments are carried out in real clinical situations with real patients using mini-CEX forms. In some circumstances, it may be necessary for certain competencies to be assessed in a role play situation or by a case-based discussion.
• Assessment of the health and well-being needs of an HIV-positive patient
• Triage and assessment of minor illness
• Supporting people taking ARV medications
• Understanding routine blood tests and other monitoring for clinically stable patients
• Supporting patients who may be vulnerable
• Supporting patients who have just been diagnosed with HIV
• Health promotion, risk assessment and risk reduction
• Assessment of self-harm

Knowledge areas assessed

• Awareness of Psychological / Emotional factors and health beliefs
• Working in partnerships including clinical networks and multidisciplinary working
• Women living with HIV
• Adolescents and Young People living with HIV

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