Formative Research in HIV Prevention, Testing, and Treatment

Despite advances in HIV research and supports for widespread prevention, testing, and treatment services, HIV remains a persistent problem in the United States. Too often, the circumstances that put people at increased risk for HIV also put them at a disadvantage in being able to access those services.

To unpack these nested challenges and look for opportunities to improve how we prevent new HIV infections and care for people living with HIV, the CDC released the iQual Project: Using Qualitative Inquiry Methods to Understand Issues in HIV Prevention, Care, and Treatment in the United States.

Under these contracts, consisting primarily of qualitative and mixed methods research on current issues within the field of HIV/AIDS, I co-authored several papers, posters, and presentations with the iQual team, based on qualitative fieldwork with hundreds of individuals and public health professionals.

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