Implementing long-acting injectable HIV PrEP: Recommendations to support the Australian health sector

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On the 6th of April 2024, ASHM Health organised a national workshop, funded by ViiV  Healthcare, to convene a select group of key stakeholders from each Australian state and territory. The primary objective was to facilitate discussions around how to successfully implement the use of long-acting injectable cabotegravir (CAB-LA) as HIV PrEP throughout Australia and to identify the requisite support needed within the healthcare sector to navigate this transformative change in HIV biomedical prevention. 

As Australia hopes to introduce CAB-LA into clinical practice, it is essential to engage in  proactive discussions and planning to ensure a smooth transition and optimise the benefits of this new prevention modality. 

A summary of the key discussions and recommendations from the full-day workshop have been collected in the Implementing long-acting injectable HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis using Cabotegravir-LA: Recommendations to support the Australian Health Sector Workshop Summary Report


Current considerations and guidelines around long-acting injectable PrEP can be found on the National PrEP Guidelines website.