… into HIV medical care and retention in that care are essential to … The International Association
of Physicians in AIDS Care … and retention in care and ART adherence for people with HIV. …

… the extent to which retention in care strategies have … retention in care approaches in clinical
care. To provide an initial characterization of support for adherence and retention in HIV-care …

… We investigated bivariate associations between all 5 retention services being … associations
between the 2 retention services offered least often, systematic monitoring of retention in care …

… When estimating both retention in care and connection to care, we conducted a naïve
analysis, which used only data on patient outcomes that were routinely available to the ISS Clinic …

… Despite the recognized clinical and programmatic importance of retention in care, … retention
in care. In contrast to measuring linkage to care, a dichotomous event, measuring retention is …

… care may decrease over time. Continuing to understand the association between retention in
continuous care … to examine the effects of retention in continuous HIV care and other factors …

… The goal of this review is to recommend a CDE for the international measurement of an aspect
of staff retention and turnover in the domain workforce and staffing in residential LTC. This …

… Patients with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection need lifelong medical care, but
many do not remain in care. The effect of poor retention in care on survival is not known, and …

… care to minimize many of the traditional barriers to retention. We sought to characterize
predictors and barriers to retention in care in … treatment utilizing a streamlined model of ART care. …

… data as proxy measurements for retention (at least 2 CD4 … were considered retained in HIV
care. Factors associated with … be associated with better retention in care, in part because of …