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STI Foundation NHIVNA Intermediate Competency Training Structure

NHIVNA Intermediate Competency training and assessment is structured as a clinical attachment within an HIV service and comprises:
• Initial meeting between the Trainee and the Registered STIF NHIVNA Trainer to plan the clinical attachment based on a Learning Needs Assessment Questionnaire completed in advance by the Trainee
• Designated e-Learning for Healthcare (eLfH) sessions in the e-HIVSTI project and NHIVNA web based learning.
• Minimum of two initial training sessions
• Clinical experience in an HIV out-patient setting – at least 6 months’ experience; notes from some of the patient encounters during the 4-6 weeks before should be reviewed with the trainer prior to starting training alongside the Learning Needs Assessment Questionnaire
• Formal assessment of competence every 1-2 weeks using assessment tools (mini-CEX forms and case-based discussion forms)
• Meeting between the Registered STIF NHIVNA Trainer and Trainee midway through the pathway
• Final meeting with the Registered STIF NHIVNA Trainer and Trainee and summative assessment

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