STD Overview for Non-Clinicians Online
Designed for health educators, counselors, teachers and other providers working in STD/HIV prevention and education, this online course has 7 interactive modules covering topics such as the most common STDs, transmission, consequences, epidemiological data, the connection between HIV and other STDs, information on specific populations at higher risk, STD prevention and how to apply STD facts to interactions with students and clients to encourage more protective behaviors and healthier decision-making. Three BBS, CAADAC, and CE (Nursing Contact Hours) continuing education credits are available at no charge upon completion of this course. Three CHES credits are available for $15.00 upon completion.

Chlamydia Course for California Providers
The CA PTC Chlamydia Course is intended for practicing clinicians who care for women of reproductive age, including adolescents. The training is case-based and interactive. Free continuing education credit is available.

STD Case Series
The NNPTC STD Case Series is intended for practicing clinicians who provide care to persons at risk for STDs. The series includes case presentations of common STD-related syndromes with a guided, interactive process to evaluate each case, arrive at a diagnosis and provide recommended treatment. Free continuing education credit is available.

Hepatitis Web Study
The Seattle STD/HIV PTC Hepatitis Web Study is intended for health care workers who provide clinical care to persons with viral hepatitis. The service offers interactive, case-based modules dealing with the diagnosis and management of hepatitis A, B, C, and other hepatitis viruses. Each module includes case studies, discussion points, high-quality illustrations/graphics, references, and resource links. Free continuing education credit is available.

Self-Study STD Modules for Clinicians
The CDC Self-Study STD Modules for Clinicians are seven web-based educational modules, each based on a specific STD topic. Each module is considered to be an individual course, and as many modules as desired can be completed. Free continuing education credit is available.

Exploring the Link Between HPV & Cervical Cancer
The California Family Health Council sponsored this course to support health care providers in learning about HPV, its link to cervical cancer and ways to screen, treat and help their clients prevent HPV. This online training module is a recording of an audioconference broadcast November 14, 2006. Downloadable course materials include powerpoint visuals, an audio recording, and written course materials. Continuing education credit is available for a fee of $20.

HIV Web Study
The Northwest AIDS Education Training Center and the University of Washington HIV Web Study is intended for clinicians who care for HIV-infected persons. The site features 40 interactive case studies and includes broad array of topics related to the clinical care of HIV-infected persons. Free continuing education credit is available.

Family PACT STD UPDATE Webcast
The California Family Health Council sponsored this course to provide an update on STD screening and treatment services that are available through Family PACT.This course is a webcast with viewable and downloadable powerpoint slides The webcast was initially presented March 27, 2007. Continuing education credit is available. Syphilis in the HIV-infected patient

Syphilis in the HIV-infected Patient
The International AIDS Society USA introduces a case about an HIV-infected man with possible sexually transmitted disease coinfection and presents 5 clinical decision points, each focusing on a case-management objective. At each decision point, learners should select the option that they believe is most sound and then read the presenter's explanation of that option. Choosing the best option leads to an extended discussion of the medical evidence and practice considerations related to the case-management objective. Free CME is available