Toward a New Framework for Equity in Epidemic Allocations: Implications of HIV-Prevention–Allocation Misalignment

Friedman, Mark; Chandler, Cristian J; Adams, Benjamin L.; Hawk, Mary; Givens, David; Bauermeister, José A.; Bowleg, Lisa

doi:10.2105/ajph.2020.306032

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“…Despite this scientific progress, troubling inequities remain across both the HIV prevention and care continua in the United States [11], resulting in continued and disproportionate burdens of HIV risk, infection, illness, and mortality in historically marginalized populations [12][13][14][15]. Persistent challenges to uptake and use of biomedical technologies in the United States as outlined in the Ending the HIV Epidemic initiative [11] include: interlocking systems of oppression and stigma [15,16]; the cooccurrence of intersecting health problems (e.g., mental health, substance use, violence) [17]; and structural vulnerabilities that contribute to HIV inequities [18,19].…”

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Behavioral and social interventions to promote optimal HIV prevention and care continua outcomes in the United States

Gamarel

King

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2022

Current Opinion in HIV and AIDS

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Purpose of reviewThis review reports on trends in behavioral and social intervention research in the United States published over the past year (2020-2021) investigating HIV prevention and care outcomes, organized by the level of intervention focus -individual, dyadic, and organizational. Recent findingsResearchers have continued to develop and evaluate behavioral and social interventions to reduce HIV acquisition risk and disease progression. With few exceptions, social and behavioral interventions have primarily focused on individuals as the unit of behavior change. Interventions operating at the individual-, dyadic-, and organizational-level have made strides to reduce HIV transmission risk and disease progressing by addressing mental health, substance use, stigma, peer and romantic relationships, and, to some extent, structural vulnerabilities.

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confidence: 99%

Behavioral and social interventions to promote optimal HIV prevention and care continua outcomes in the United States

Gamarel

King

Operario

2022

Current Opinion in HIV and AIDS

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Project Silk: A youth-centered structural HIV intervention model for Black men who have sex with men and transgender women

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Chandler

et al. 2021

Journal of HIV/AIDS & Social Services

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Perspectives From Community-Based HIV Service Organization Leaders on Priorities in Serving Sexual and Gender Minority Populations

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Mahajan

Williams

et al. 2023

AIDS Education and Prevention

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Sexual and gender minority (SGM) populations experience discrimination and care-related barriers when seeking appropriate sexual health services. Using rapid assessment procedures we conducted site visits with 11 community-based HIV service agencies to identify priorities, assets, and needs related to serving SGM clients and assessed the alignment of these services with the city's local Ending the HIV Epidemic plan. We identified and mapped themes across agencies into the Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research domains of inner and outer settings: client-facing materials; priorities in serving SGM communities; SGM policies and protocols; collecting sexual orientation and gender identity data; training and education; and funding and scope of programs. Rapid assessment procedures can accelerate the collection and interpretation of data to help public health institutions and community partners make timely adaptations when implementing comprehensive and culturally humble sexual health services for SGM communities.

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Toward a New Framework for Equity in Epidemic Allocations: Implications of HIV-Prevention–Allocation Misalignment

Cited by 3 publications

References 6 publications

Behavioral and social interventions to promote optimal HIV prevention and care continua outcomes in the United States

Behavioral and social interventions to promote optimal HIV prevention and care continua outcomes in the United States

Project Silk: A youth-centered structural HIV intervention model for Black men who have sex with men and transgender women

Perspectives From Community-Based HIV Service Organization Leaders on Priorities in Serving Sexual and Gender Minority Populations

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