Melanie Thompson|Michael J. Mugavero|K. Rivet Amico|Victoria A. Cargill|Larry W. Chang|Robert Gross|Catherine Orrell|Frederick L. Altice|David R. Bangsberg|John G. Bartlett|Curt G. Beckwith|Nadia Dowshen|Christopher M. Gordon|Tim Horn|Princy Kumar|James Scott|Michael J. Stirratt|Robert H. Remien|Jane M. Simoni|Jean B. Nachega
Guidelines for Improving Entry Into and Retention in Care and Antiretroviral Adherence for Persons With HIV: Evidence-Based Recommendations From an International Association of Physicians in AIDS Care Panel
National Institutes of Health|Johns Hopkins University|Center for Global Health|Johns Hopkins University|John Brown University|National Institutes of Health|National Institutes of Health|Johns Hopkins University
hiv diagnosis timely entry hiv medical care retention care essential provision effective antiretroviral therapy art adherence art among key determinants successful hiv treatment outcome essential minimize emergence drug resistance international association physicians aids care convened panel develop evidencebased recommendations optimize entry retention care art adherence people hiva systematic literature search conducted produce evidence base restricted randomized controlled trials observational studies comparators least 1 measured biological behavioral end point total 325 studies met criteria two reviewers independently extracted coded data study using standardized data extraction form panel members drafted recommendations based body evidence method intervention graded overall quality body evidence strength recommendationrecommendations provided monitoring entry retention care interventions improve entry retention monitoring interventions improve art adherence recommendations cover art strategies adherence tools education counseling health system service delivery interventions addition cover specific issues pertaining pregnant women incarcerated individuals homeless marginally housed individuals children adolescents well substance use mental health disorders recommendations future research areas also provided