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HIV PrEP and PEP Action Kit

The PrEP and PEP Action Kit includes provider and patient resources. The most recent kit was designed to promote PrEP and emergency PEP to prevent HIV among women and was distributed to women’s health care providers citywide. However, many of these materials can be used in a variety of clinical environments for different patient populations. The kit is structured around these core HIV prevention practices:

Take a thorough sexual history from all patients as part of routine medical care. This includes asking about the HIV status of their sexual partners, as well as experiences of intimate partner violence and transactional sex, which are associated with an increased chance of acquiring of HIV and sexually transmitted infections (STI) among women.

Screen and treat all sexually active patients for STIs based on sexual history and clinical guidelines. Offer PrEP to HIV-negative cisgender and transgender women, especially if they receive a diagnosis of gonorrhea or early syphilis, as these STIs signal an increased chance of acquiring HIV among women in New York City.

Talk about PrEP and emergency PEP with HIV-negative patients and with HIV-positive patients who may have HIV-negative partners.

Prescribe PrEP and PEP according to clinical guidelines, or refer patients to sites that provide PrEP and emergency PEP.

Letter from the Health Commissioner (PDF)

Folder (PDF)

PrEP Guidelines

New York State PrEP guidelines

CDC PrEP guidelines (PDF)

CDC PrEP supplement for clinical providers (PDF)

Emergency PEP Guidelines

New York State PEP guidelines

CDC PEP guidelines for non-occupational exposures

CDC PEP guidelines for occupational exposures

NYC Provider Resources

“On-Demand” Dosing for PrEP: Guidance for Medical Providers (PDF)

HIV Surveillance Annual Report, 2021 (PDF)

STD Screening & Vaccination Guidelines Tables (PDF)

STD Treatment Guidelines Table (PDF)

Diagnosing Bacterial STIs in MSM (PDF)

City Health Information (CHI): Providing Comprehensive Health Care to Men Who Have Sex with Men (MSM) (PDF)

City Health Information (CHI): Intimate Partner Violence: Encouraging Disclosure and Referral in the Primary Care Setting (PDF)

The Link Between Exposure to Intimate Partner Violence and HIV Among Women in the U.S. (PDF)

PrEP Triage Protocol Card (PDF)

Become a PrEP Champion! (PDF)

Recommended ICD-10 Codes for PrEP and PEP (PDF)

Workshops and Trainings on PrEP and Emergency PEP (PDF)

Get Continuing Education: PrEP and PEP Action Kit for Women (PDF)

How to Order More Patient Materials (PDF)

New York State Resources

GOALS Framework for Sexual History Taking in Primary Care (PDF)

Payment Options for PrEP (PDF)

Payment Options for Emergency PEP (PDF)

New York State Department of Health Uninsured Care Programs Application and Instructions (PDF)
Other Languages: Español

Patient Education Materials

User’s Guide to PrEP (PDF)
Other Languages: Español | Kreyòl ayisyen | Français

User’s Guide to Emergency PEP (PDF)
Other Languages: Español | Kreyòl ayisyen | Français

PrEP Poster (PDF)

PrEP Self-Assessment Card (PDF)

PrEP Self-Assessment Easel (PDF)

More information on PrEP and Emergency PEP.