Patient navigation is increasingly utilized to link and (re) engage persons with HIV to care.
Understanding client experiences with HIV patient navigation can facilitate intervention …

Patient navigation is increasingly used to link and (re) engage persons with human
immunodeficiency virus (HIV) to care. A more holistic understanding of patient navigation …

Engagement in HIV care is critical to achieve viral suppression and ultimately improve
health outcomes for people living with HIV (PLWH). However, maintaining their engagement …

Individuals diagnosed and living with HIV who are out of care or who have persistent viremia
are at risk for poor health outcomes and are estimated to account for two-thirds of all new …

HIV-infected individuals leaving jails, facilities typically used to confine accused persons
awaiting trial or to incarcerate persons for minor offenses, often face barriers to engagement …

Objective: To provide the first systematic review on the associations between HIV patient
navigation and HIV care continuum outcomes (ie linkage to care, retention in care …

Ensuring continuity of and retention in care after release from prison is critical for optimizing
health outcomes among people living with HIV. As part of a large federal initiative, we …

Background In the United States, patients with HIV face significant barriers to linkage to and
retention in care which impede the necessary steps toward achieving the desired clinical …

Initial linkage to medical care is a critical step in the HIV care continuum leading to improved
health outcomes, reduced morbidity and mortality, and decreased HIV transmission risk. We …

Wisconsin's Linkage to Care intervention incorporates elements of individually tailored
patient navigation and case management designed to increase linkage and retention in HIV …