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............................................................................................................................ 1  \nWho is PrEP for?........................................................................................................................ 1  \nWho can prescribe PrEP? .......................................................................................................... 2  \nHIV and PrEP use in Oregon ...................................................................................................... 2  \nPrEP clinical basics ........................................................................................................................ 4  \nSupport for PrEP Providers ........................................................................................................4  \nWhat medications are used for PrEP? ....................................................................................... 5  \nHow quickly is PrEP effective?................................................................................................... 7  \nIs PrEP safe? .............................................................................................................................. 8  \nSide effects and drug interactions ......................................................................................... 8  \nPrEP and hormone use .......................................................................................................... 9  \nPrEP and contraceptive use ................................................................................................... 9  \nPrEP and conception, pregnancy, and breast/chestfeeding .................................................. 9  \nOpportunities for PrEP .............................................................................................................. 9  \nTransitioning from PEP to PrEP ............................................................................................... 10  \nAncillary clinical services to accompany PrEP.......................................................................... 10  \nRoutine HIV testing ............................................................................................................. 10  \nBaseline assessment for acute HIV infection or indication for HIV PEP ............................... 11  \nOther sexual and reproductive health services ................................................................... 11  \nTimeline of ancillary clinical services to accompany PrEP initiation, continuation, and discontinuation ................................................................................................................... 12  \nPharmacy prescribing of PrEP/PEP .......................................................................................... 15  \nPrEP availability and access ......................................................................................................... 16  \nOutreach navigation services .................................................................................................. 16  \nPrEP provider directory ........................................................................................................... 16  \nPrEP coverage and payment assistance ...................................................................................... 17  \nStatutory and regulatory background ..................................................................................... 17  \nInsurance plans and PrEP coverage ...................","cbCaicLkoBnHZwT0","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicLkoBnHZwT0","pdf",1119399,36,"English","# Purpose of this guide\n# PrEP overview\n## What is PrEP?\n## Who is PrEP for?\n## Who can prescribe PrEP?\n## HIV and PrEP use in Oregon\n# PrEP clinical basics\n## What medications are used for PrEP?\n## How quickly is PrEP effective?\n## Is PrEP safe?\n## Side effects and drug interactions\n# Support for PrEP Providers\n## Opportunities for PrEP\n## Transitioning from PEP to PrEP\n## Ancillary clinical services to accompany PrEP\n# PrEP availability and access\n## Outreach navigation services\n## PrEP provider directory\n## PrEP coverage and payment assistance\n# Statutory and regulatory background\n## Insurance plans and PrEP coverage\n# Appendix A: PrEP assessment flows\n# Appendix B: Determination of HIV status for PrEP provision\n# Appendix C: Clinical Signs and Symptoms of Acute HIV Infection\n# Appendix D: IAS-USA Recommendations for PrEP","[{\"question\":\"What does the PrEP guide cover for providers and navigators?\",\"answer\":\"It covers PrEP basics, eligibility and prescribing, Oregon-specific HIV/PrEP considerations, PrEP clinical fundamentals, safety and side effects, ancillary services, access workflows, navigation support, and payment assistance. 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