About the HOPE Conferences

The HIV Online Provider Education (HOPE) program is a twice-monthly conference involving several hundred doctors and nurses in Africa, Asia, the Caribbean, and other parts of the world. We use an internet conferencing platform for these live conferences. Each conference is also archived for later viewing.

The program focuses on topics relevant to care of HIV-infected patients in resource-limited settings. Each conference is led by an expert in the field. Participants ask questions and make comments using an interactive conferencing platform, best described as a virtual classroom.

The HOPE program is a project of the Harvard University Center for AIDS Research.

Recent Conferences

Physicians Conferences view all »
Long-term Metabolic and Immune Outcomes Among HIV-Exposed Uninfected Adolescents and Young Adults	A 16-year-old boy seeking HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis	Instructive Cases from the Massachusetts General Hospital
Nurses Conferences view all »
Substance Use Disorders in the United States and Tanzania and Associated Medical Complications	A Gerontological Perspective on Patients with HIV and Falls	Healing Hope: The Promise of Healthy Survivorship

Featured Topics Topic: Topics Antiretroviral Therapy Cardiovascular Disease Clinical Research Conference Update Dermatology Drug Resistance Ethics Immune Reconstitution Syndrome Journal Club Maternal/Child Health Neurology Non-AIDS Complication Opportunistic Infection PrEP Prevention Psychiatry Resource Limited Tuberculosis

Clinical Research	Tuberculosis	Neurology
Dermatology	Drug Resistance	Maternal/Child Health

Sponsors and Affiliates

Lisa & Mark Schwartz Family Foundation

Tibotec REACH Grant Program