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City-Level HIV CareContinuum Data & Maps

Patrick Sullivan, DVM, PhD, Professor, Department of Epidemiology, Emory University, Rollins School of Public Health

Atlanta - Percent of Persons Virally Suppressed, 2018


Agenda

1. AIDSVu Overview

2. The HIV Care Continuum

3. How to Use the HIV Care Continuum Data & Maps

4. AIDSVu’s HIV Care Continuum Data Highlights

5. Other AIDSVu Resources

6. Upcoming: Testing Data & Maps

7. Q&A


AIDSVu Overview


AIDSVu’s Mission

• Making data widely available,

easily accessible and locally

relevant to inform public

health decision-making

• Partnership since 2010

between Gilead Sciences

and Emory University’s

Rollins School of Public

Health


AIDSVu’s History

State

2010

County

2011

City

2011

Continuum

2013

New Diagnoses

2011HepVu

2017

State PrEP

2018County PrEP

2020

Enhanced Continuum

2020


The HIV Care Continuum


The HIV Care Continuum Background• Public health model that

outlines the stages of care

that people living with HIV

go through from diagnosis

to achieving and

maintaining viral

suppression

• Vital in assessing

individual care outcomes

and population-level

progress towards ending

the HIV epidemic


Viral Suppression Background

• Last step in the HIV care

continuum

• PLWH who take HIV medication

daily as prescribed and reduce

the amount of HIV in their blood

to a very low, or undetectable,

level

• Foundational concept of

Undetectable = Untransmittable

(U=U) and the “Treatment as

Prevention” strategy (TasP)


Why Map HIV Care Continuum?


AIDSVu’s HIV CareContinuum Data


AIDSVu’s HIV Care

Continuum Data

• Began as proof of concept

with inaugural Powered By

AIDSVu project

HIVContinuum.org in

February 2015

• Now expanding on this model

to nearly 35 cities


HIV Care Continuum Data

Available as Maps & On Local City Profiles

New HIV Diagnoses

•Individuals who received a new HIV diagnosis between 2014 and 2018

Late HIV Diagnoses

•Individuals diagnosed with stage 3 HIV (AIDS) within 3 months of an initial HIV diagnoses between 2014 and 2018

Linkage to HIV Care

•Individuals who visited an HIV health care provider within 1 month of being diagnosed with HIV between 2014-2018

Receipt of HIV Care

•Individuals living with diagnosed HIV who received medical care for HIV in 2018

Viral Suppression

•Individuals living with diagnosed HIV who had a low or undetectable viral load (the amount of HIV in the blood) in 2018


Baltimore-Columbia-Tow son MSA -

Rates of Persons Living w ith HIV, 2018

Cincinnati (Hamilton County) - Risk of Persons

New ly Diagnosed w ith HIV, 2014-2018

Dallas - Percent of Persons Diagnosed

Late w ith HIV, 2014 - 2018

New Orleans (Orleans & Jef f erson Parishes) - Percent

of Persons Linked to HIV Care, 2014 - 2018

Phoenix - Percent of Persons w ho

Received HIV Care, 2018 Atlanta - Percent of Persons Virally

Suppressed, 2018

Data can be stratified

by age, sex, and

race/ethnicity


How to Use the HIV Care Continuum Data & Maps



New HIV Diagnoses in Atlanta

Rate of new HIV diagnoses per 100,000 population, 2018: 44


Using HIV Care Continuum Data & Maps

Atlanta - Risk of Persons Newly Diagnosed with HIV, 2014-2018

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Using HIV Care Continuum Data & Maps –

Late Diagnoses

Chicago - Percent of Persons Diagnosed Late with HIV, 2014 - 2018



Linkage to Care

Chicago - Percent of Persons Linked to HIV Care, 2014 - 2018



Viral Suppression

Chicago - Percent of Persons Virally Suppressed, 2018


AIDSVu’s HIV CareContinuum Data Highlights


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Other AIDSVu HIV Care Continuum Resources


SDOH Data Comparisons

Atlanta - Percent of Persons Linked to HIV Care, 2014 - 2018 Atlanta - Percent of Population Living in Poverty, 2017


HIV Services Locator

HIV prevention, testing,

Ryan White care, and

PrEP services, as well

as locations of housing

opportunities for persons

with AIDS and NIH-

funded HIV prevention,

vaccine, and treatment

trial locations, all

viewable on AIDSVu’s

interactive maps


Local Data Profiles

• HIV care continuum data included on

local data profiles at the city-level

– New HIV Diagnoses

– Late HIV Diagnoses

– Linked to HIV Care

– Receipt of HIV Care

– Viral HIV Suppression

• Stratified by age, sex, and race/ethnicity



Deeper Look: Viral

SuppressionComprehensive Resource for

Viral Suppression on AIDSVu

• What it is

• Why it matters

• Maps and service locator

• Infographics

• Guest blogs


Infographics


Downloadable Data Sets

• Downloadable HIV care

continuum datasets at

the city-level

• These datasets can be

used by researchers,

health departments, or

others for their own

analyses


Upcoming: Testing Data & Maps


Testing Maps

Estimated Percents of Persons Ever Tested for HIV, 2018


Deeper Look, Infographics, & Expert Blogs


Jen Hecht, MPHCo-Founder and

Director at Building

Healthy Online

Communities; Sr.

Director, Program

Strategy and

Evaluation, San

Francisco AIDS

Foundation

Ann Do, MD,

MPHResearch Associate

Professor,

Department of

Epidemiology, Emory

University


Help Us Share!

• Forward the eBlasts to your colleagues and networks

• Encourage them to watch the recorded public webinar

• Share the infographics and Q&As via social

• Use HIV care continuum data and maps in your work

• Let us know how you’ve used AIDSVu’s data in your work

• Reach out to us to see how AIDSVu can support your

efforts


[email protected]

AIDSVu

@AIDSVU


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AIDSVu’s City-Level & HIV Care Continuum Launch Webinar · 2020. 6. 29. · • Making data widely available, easily accessible and locally relevant to inform public ... (AIDS)