The STBBI Virtual Classroom delivers live presentations to healthcare providers in Saskatchewan, featuring local experts who share up-to-date information on STBBI testing, treatment, management, and prevention. Presentations highlight Saskatchewan-specific resources and allow participants to ask questions. Recordings are available for all registrants. Past presentations may be accesssed via the online Portal (see Past Presentatons section below).

	Format: Virtual | Recordings available on website after sessions
	Target Audience: Primary care physicians, specialist physicians, medical residents, nurse practitioners, registered nurses, and pharmacists working in Saskatchewan. Other health care professions are welcome to participate.
	Program Length: 1 - 2 hour virtual classroom sessions.
	Accreditation: Virtual Classrooms are accredited if attended live.
	Registration: See individual Virtual Classrooms below.
	Fees: Free

• Describe the pathophysiology, epidemiology, and risk factors associated with Hepatitis C.
• Interpret Hepatitis C lab work and assessments, and effectively communicate the diagnosis to patients.
• Develop comprehensive treatment plans for Hepatitis C that include medication, adherence strategies, and harm reduction principles.

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• Poster

• Evaluate the latest pediatric and adult TB treatment protocols.
• Discuss TB diagnostic techniques in pediatric and adult clinical simulations.
• Design preventive TB strategies using multidisciplinary insights and best practices.
• Explain the differences in TB diagnosis and treatment between HIV-positive and HIV-negative patients.
• Integrate management strategies for HIV and TB co-infection, focusing on treatment interactions and patient outcomes.

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• Poster

• Describe the unique health concerns and cultural sensitivities of 2SLGBTQ+ individuals.
• Apply culturally and gender-sensitive communication techniques to discuss STBBI prevention, testing, and treatment options with gender diverse patients.
• Develop inclusive STBBI care plans for gender diverse individuals.

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• Poster

• Video recordings and their related resources, such as websites.
• Additional STBBI resources, such as various guidelines, manuals, other relevant organizations, and more

To access the portal, follow one of the two options below:

If you've registered for a live STEPS presentation in the past, you have recieved the password in the follow-up email after the session. If you are unable to locate the password, please email STEPS@usask.ca for assistance.

If you have NOT registered for a live STEPS presentation, you can receive the password by completing this form.

• STEPS Portal

• STEPS Home
• Support for New HIV or Hep C Prescribers in Saskatchewan