Transforming PrEP Navigation and Empowering Patients through Long-acting Injectable PrEP

In the second of three webinars, faculty from organizations at different stages of implementing lenacapavir as PrEP discuss strategies to support patients in making informed decisions on the best PrEP option for them.

This webinar covers patient navigation touchpoints along the PrEP continuum for injectable lenacapavir, patient education strategies, expanding the capacity of PrEP navigation staff to implement injectable PrEP, and future opportunities for expanded implementation in mobile health settings. The webinar features expert-led presentations, an engaging panel discussion, and a live Q&A to support understanding and real-world use.

Learning Objectives:

• Describe the key features of lenacapavir as a new long-acting PrEP option.
• Understand the roles patient navigators play in supporting successful implementation of lenacapavir as PrEP.
• Apply lessons learned from early implementers of lenacapavir as PrEP to strengthen workflows and team coordination.

Faculty:

• Juan Carlos Loubriel – Whitman-Walker Health, Washington, DC
• Megan Dieterich, PA-C – Whitman-Walker Health
• Brendan Bowns, MPH, HIVPNC – Corktown Health, Detroit, MI
• Towanna Enoch, APRN, ANP-C – PALSS, Columbia, SC
• Scarlet Price, CMA – PALSS

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