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Disparities in the Quality of HIV Care When Using US Department of Health and Human Services Indicators
- Althoff, Keri N;
- Rebeiro, Peter;
- Brooks, John T;
- Buchacz, Kate;
- Gebo, Kelly;
- Martin, Jeffrey;
- Hogg, Robert;
- Thorne, Jennifer E;
- Klein, Marina;
- Gill, M John;
- Sterling, Timothy R;
- Yehia, Baligh;
- Silverberg, Michael J;
- Crane, Heidi;
- Justice, Amy C;
- Gange, Stephen J;
- Moore, Richard;
- Kitahata, Mari M;
- Horberg, Michael A;
- Research and Design, for the North American AIDS Cohort Collaboration on;
- Kirk, Gregory D;
- Benson, Constance A;
- Bosch, Ronald J;
- Collier, Ann C;
- Boswell, Stephen;
- Grasso, Chris;
- Mayer, Kenneth H;
- Hogg, Robert S;
- Harrigan, P Richard;
- Montaner, Julio SG;
- Cescon, Angela;
- Samji, Hasina;
- Brooks, John T;
- Buchacz, Kate;
- Gebo, Kelly A;
- Moore, Richard D;
- Moore, Richard D;
- Carey, John T;
- Horberg, Michael A;
- Silverberg, Michael J;
- Thorne, Jennifer E;
- Goedert, James J;
- Jacobson, Lisa P;
- Klein, Marina B;
- Rourke, Sean B;
- Burchell, Ann N;
- Rachlis, Anita R;
- Hunter-Mellado, Robert F;
- Mayor, Angel M;
- Gill, M John;
- Deeks, Steven G;
- Martin, Jeffrey N;
- Saag, Michael S;
- Mugavero, Michael J;
- Willig, James;
- Eron, Joseph J;
- Napravnik, Sonia;
- Kitahata, Mari M;
- Crane, Heidi M;
- Justice, Amy C;
- Dubrow, Robert;
- Fiellin, David;
- Sterling, Timothy R;
- Haas, David;
- Bebawy, Sally;
- Turner, Megan;
- Gange, Stephen J;
- Anastos, Kathryn;
- Moore, Richard D;
- Saag, Michael S;
- Gange, Stephen J;
- Kitahata, Mari M;
- Althoff, Keri N;
- McKaig, Rosemary G;
- Justice, Amy C;
- Freeman, Aimee M;
- Moore, Richard D;
- Freeman, Aimee M;
- Lent, Carol;
- Kitahata, Mari M;
- Van Rompaey, Stephen E;
- Crane, Heidi M;
- Morton, Liz;
- McReynolds, Justin;
- Lober, William B;
- Gange, Stephen J;
- Althoff, Keri N;
- Abraham, Alison G;
- Lau, Bryan;
- Zhang, Jinbing;
- Jing, Jerry;
- Golub, Elizabeth;
- Modur, Shari;
- Hanna, David B;
- Rebeiro, Peter;
- Wong, Cherise;
- Mendes, Adell
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https://doi.org/10.1093/cid/ciu044Abstract
We estimated US Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS)-approved human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) indicators. Among patients, 71% were retained in care, 82% were prescribed treatment, and 78% had HIV RNA ≤200 copies/mL; younger adults, women, blacks, and injection drug users had poorer outcomes. Interventions are needed to reduce retention- and treatment-related disparities.
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