Training resources

This PowerPoint presentation covers:

• The key evidence behind Can't Pass It On/Undetectable = Untransmittable (U=U).
• Why it’s important to talk about U=U including the benefits and the positive impact of the message.
• How to communicate U=U to patients.

This is Professor Alison Rodger’s presentation on the evidence base behind U=U.

These case studies will help you prepare for different scenarios you may come across when discussing U=U with patients. They can be used to stimulate small group discussion or used as role plays.

The following news article can be shared with your local primary care newsletters, magazines and websites to help us to promote this learning resource.

The following links will take you offsite directly to YouTube:

• Why it's clinically important to talk about U=U.
• Why it's important to patients for healthcare professionals to know about U=U.
• The evidence supporting U=U.
• Clinical consultation.
• Why every healthcare professional should always reinforce the message of U=U.
• Why it’s a moral imperative to say zero risk and communicate the message.
• What U=U means to me.
• Dealing with difficult questions.
• U=U in the context of primary care.
• Why it's important from a patient's perspective for you to talk about U=U.
• Two people share how they found U=U hard to accept.
• How patients would like you to talk about U=U.
• How U=U impacts self-stigma, adherence and sex lives.
• What not to say to people living with HIV.
• The global perspective

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