HIV Training
The STRIPE HIV (Strengthening InterProfessional Education for HIV) Training Modules are a set of 27 case-based modules designed to strengthen the delivery of high-quality HIV care.
STRIPE HIV training combines interprofessional learning with applied exercises, mentorship, and locally grounded case discussions to translate knowledge into practice and strengthen clinical decision-making and health systems.
STRIPE HIV training has led to:
- Increased knowledge for delivery of HIV care
- Greater confidence in clinical care practice and proficiency in using quality improvement tools
- Increased understanding and respect for other professions in HIV care delivery
Designed for Interprofessional Learning
The modules are intentionally designed for facilitated, interprofessional learning. They are most impactful when participants from different professional backgrounds engage in case discussions, reflections, and problem-solving together.
Modules may be used:
- In facilitated interprofessional workshops (online, in-person, or hybrid)
- By institutions hosting their own locally led workshops
- For individual, self-directed learning
Who Should Take the Training
The modules are designed for interprofessional groups that reflect real-world HIV service delivery teams, including:
- Nurses
- Midwives
- Doctors
- Pharmacists
- Social workers
- Community Health Workers
- Clinic staff
- Laboratory technicians
- Peer advisors
- Pre-service health professions students
- Post-graduate health care providers
Bringing diverse cadres together strengthens communication, clarifies roles, and supports coordinated, high-quality HIV care.
How to take the Training
Modules in English are linked in the sidebar. The full course is available through AFREhealth in English, Portuguese, and French.
Organizations are encouraged to host their own workshops using STRIPE HIV materials. Contact AFREhealth for access to the full course materials on a learning management system.