Video Catalog

The NW AETC, in collaboration with Pacific AETC, produces a series called, “Current Topics in HIV/AIDS Care” that is available on DVD. In addition, several other titles are available from the NW AETC. All are free to providers in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana and Alaska. For providers outside this area, DVDs are $75 each with a $5 shipping charge.

For more information please email Rachel Clad.

Available Titles

man sitting in fenced yard of ccorrectional facility CARING INSIDE THE WALL: HIV Treatment in the Correctional Setting
Structured around four cases studies, this video explores issues including intake of inmates claiming to be on HIV medications; factors to consider in beginning HAART therapy; adherence and pill lines versus keep-on-person medication regiments; transition issues; and Hepatitis C co-infection. Featuring interviews with leading national experts on HIV and corrections, the film includes segments shot in Washington's McNeil Island Correctional Center. Produced 2001, 27 minutes.
man smoking HIGH IMPACT: Substance Abuse and HIV Care
Shot on location at Highland General Hospital in Oakland, California, and the University of Washington's Center for Health Education and Research in Seattle, HIGH IMPACT explores the challenges of delivering HIV care to patients with histories of substance abuse. Join HIV specialists David Spach, MD, Deborah Royal, RN, ANP, and psychiatrist Victoria Harris, MD, along with a focus group of clients, in a fast-paced program with five sections: Stabilizing and Reducing Harm; Beginning Antiretroviral Therapy; Drug Interactions; Pain Management; Supporting Adherence.
discussion participant Management of HIV/Hepatitis C Co-Infection: A Roundtable
Expert clinicians from the University of Washington and the NW AETC faculty discuss HIV/Hepatitis C co-infection. Through a case-based approach, they explore a range of issues including epidemiology and many care and treatment topics. Produced August 2005, 24 minutes.
physician examining mouth of patient Oral Manifestations of HIV/AIDS: An Update with Joel Epstein, DMD, MSD, FRCD(c)
This lecture-style presentation explores oral manifestations of HIV/AIDS in the era of antiretroviral medications. Illustrated with clinical slides, the program presents ulcerations, lesions, viral infections, candidiasis, and related oral manifestations of HIV/AIDS. Produced July 2002, 32 minutes.
Dr. David Spach Palliative Care for People with HIV/AIDS: A Curriculum and Teaching Resource for Medical Educators
This comprehensive curriculum includes modules on the following palliative care topics:
  1. Advance care planning
  2. Communicating with patients and families about end of life care
  3. Cross Cultural issues in HIV/AIDS palliative care
  4. Pain and symptom management
  5. Psychological and psychosocial issues in palliative care
  6. Pediatric HIV/AIDS palliative care
  7. Palliative care of the HIV positive patient in a correctional setting
physician examining pregnant woman Pregnant and Positive: Issues in Clinical Care and Support Pregnant and Positive explores clinical care for HIV-infected women before, during and after pregnancy through interviews with three medical experts and an HIV-positive, pregnant woman, modeled clinical encounters, and an epidemiological overview. The film provides guidance and recommendations for primary care providers, including those who manage OB/GYN care but are not experienced in treating HIV-infected pregnant women. Produced June 2003, 35 minutes.
smiling woman Primary HIV Infection: Recognition and Diagnosis
Topics covered in this 25-minute, lecture-style video include Identifying Primary HIV Infection, Diagnostic Tests for HIV, Pre-and Post-Test Counselling, and a summary of the importance of identifying HIV early. Vignettes with patients illustrate approaches providers can use when doing risk assessments and pre- and post-test counselling. Produced February 2001.

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