In 2017, WHO published a PrEP implementation tool which compromised of twelve modules to assist countries to develop PrEP programmes (World Health Organisation 2017). In 2019, PAHO offered an online training course on how to implement PrEP. These ongoing efforts are intended to raise awareness of PrEP and support countries to implement PrEP as part of their combination prevention strategies. The guidelines are primarily intended for use by clinical practitioners who deliver PrEP and nPEP services in Antigua and Barbuda.
To offer standardized and high-quality management of PrEP and nPEP for persons at high risk and exposed to HIV infection in the OECS countries inclusive of Antigua and Barbuda
Female sex workers
Transgender women
Clinical practitioners (Primary health)
Social workers
Pharmacists
Aid/STI Programme Managers
HIV Counsellors
Hospital (ER, Maternity & Delivery, Infectious Diseases)
Laboratory worker…