Partner Courses / Resources

49th Annual Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School postgraduate course Infectious Diseases in Adults. 

The course will be held virtually from 28th April to 2nd May, 2025.  

The course is designed to provide updates in infectious diseases- and HIV-related topics for clinicians, educators and researchers.

The website for registration is ID.HMSCME.com. (Registration fees do apply)

The 2025 program features an expanded range of interactive, case-based, and problem-solving sessions, including multi-disciplinary workshops. The formats are engaging, and attendees are encouraged to pose questions to our national experts in live “Question & Answer” sessions following the lectures and the workshops. All materials, including slides and recordings of talks, workshops, and question-and-answer sessions, will be available on the website for a full ninety days after the course ends. Participants will earn CME and risk management credits as well as MOC points.

The full course schedule can be downloaded from the course website.

National HIV & TB Health Care Worker Hotline


The Medicines Information Centre (MIC) situated within the Division of Clinical Pharmacology, Department of Medicine at the University of Cape Town is the largest and only clinically-based medicine information centre in South Africa.The MIC provides a toll-free national HIV & TB hotline to all health care workers in South Africa for patient treatment related enquiries including PrEP. 

Call 0800 212 506 or 021 406 6782. Alternatively send an SMS or “Please Call Me” to 071 840 1572. This service is free for all health care workers.
SA HIV & TB HCW Hotline App: http://www.mic.uct.ac.za/MIC/HotlineApp


Click here to view more information on the National HIV & TB Health Care Worker Hotline.

Click here to view more information on the MIC.

Additional resource:
- Dolutegravir interactions information sheet - download here

The Colleges of Medicine of South Africa

The CMSA offers a Diploma in HIV Management of the College of Family Physicians of South Africa: Dip HIV Man(SA).

The current examination fee is R 13 400.

The Diploma is aimed at doctors who want to improve their clinical skills and increase their competence in managing HIV. 

Training for the examination is self-managed but past papers and other resources are available. The examination, which is held twice a year in various centres across the country, consists of two papers, one with multiple choice questions/OSCE and one with short essay-type questions.

Any doctor in any field of medicine who is registered with the HPCSA and has been qualified for two years or more can apply to write the examination – i.e. doctors within their community service year are also eligible if they have completed the required training. Foreign medical graduates will also be considered. Only medical doctors are eligible to apply. It is required that applicants have 6 months supervised training at a teaching or CMSA-approved hospital; OR 6 months in an HIV clinic PLUS minimum of 40 hours accredited CPD activities related to HIV medicine.

Further information is available at https://cmsa.co.za/diploma-in-hiv-management-of-the-college-of-family-physicians-of-south-africa-dip-hiv-mansa/