NIH R01 · 2025
Ongoing Dynamic Choice to Address HIV Treatment Interruption in Malawi (CHOICE)
PROJECT SUMMARY Repeat and prolonged treatment interruption (TI) (>28 days out of care) is common and the major threat to HIV epidemic control in eastern and southern Africa. Current services do not work for TI clients in the long-term. interventions for TI clients are limited in duration and services offered. Yet recent evidence shows that TI clients need long-term services tailored to their unique needs. TI clients experience varying and changing barriers to care that require tailored and responsive interventions. There are no one-size fits all intervention. Long-term and dynamic choice of DSD may be the best practical strategy to provide long-term, responsive TI interventions. We will…
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