Expanding Data to Care Programs to Improve HIV Care Continuum Among Men Who Have Sex With Men and Transgender Persons: Key Processes and Outcomes From Project PrIDE, 2015-2019.

Mesfin S MulatuJarvis W CarterStephen A FloresShaliondel BentonCarla A GalindoWayne D JohnsonAisha L WilkesCecily K MbakaCynthia Prather

Published in: Public health reports (Washington, D.C. : 1974) (2022)

PrIDE jurisdictions successfully enhanced their D2C capacity, reached priority populations who were not in care or virally suppressed, and improved their engagement in care and health outcomes. Data-related and non-data-related challenges limited the efficiency of D2C programs. Findings can help inform other D2C programs and contribute to national HIV prevention goals.

Keyphrases

quality improvement
men who have sex with men
healthcare
hiv testing
palliative care
electronic health record
public health
hiv positive
big data
pain management
affordable care act
social media
hepatitis c virus
artificial intelligence
human immunodeficiency virus