XULA Voice — Healthcare Providers
XULA Voice · For Healthcare Providers · HIV Prevention

Practical resources for prevention, care, and connection.

A focused resource hub for clinicians, pharmacists, and other healthcare professionals supporting HIV testing, PrEP, PEP, treatment engagement, patient-centered care, and referral navigation.

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Provider conversations are often the first step toward prevention and care. Stock photo via Pexels.
Provider resource library

Six starting points for HIV prevention and care.

Use the cards below to open trusted clinical and patient-facing resources in a new tab.

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PEP Resources

Tools for assessing possible HIV exposure, initiating PEP, and coordinating follow-up.

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Treatment & Retention in Care

Resources for treatment support, follow-up, retention, and re-engagement in HIV care.

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Telehealth can reduce the distance between a patient and prevention services. Stock photo via Pexels.
Louisiana-focused PrEP pathways

Move from the conversation to the next step.

Three of the provider resources now point directly to Louisiana-oriented PrEP access, telehealth, and navigation pathways.

Practice support

Keep the pathway simple for patients.

Use the resource library as a practical sequence: identify need, discuss prevention options, connect the patient to care, and make the next step easy to complete.

01Start with testing

Use clear screening and testing pathways to establish the next clinical step.

02Match the prevention need

Use PrEP for ongoing prevention needs and PEP when a recent exposure requires urgent action.

03Close the referral loop

Give patients a concrete destination for TelePrEP, PrEP access, treatment, or navigation.

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Clear next steps make prevention resources easier to use in everyday practice. Stock photo via Pexels.