Australian PrEP Guidelines

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First Published:

2017

Last Updated:

26 June 2024

Resource Type:

Guideline

Overview

Discover the updated 2021 Australian PrEP Guidelines, a comprehensive online resource for healthcare professionals. These guidelines have undergone rigorous review and updating by the PrEP Guidelines Panel and the PrEP Guidelines Reviewing Committee. They provide essential recommendations to support clinicians in prescribing PrEP using approved coformulated tenofovir and emtricitabine medications, as well as bioequivalent generic drugs available through self-importation, private prescription, or participation in Australian PrEP clinical trials.

Stay informed and enhance your practice with the latest recommendations for prescribing PrEP in Australian clinical contexts. Explore the updated Australian PrEP Guidelines to ensure optimal care for individuals at risk of HIV infection.

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