Leveraging Surveillance-Based Reporting Tools for Improving HIV Health Outcomes

The HIV surveillance-based Agency-level Viral Suppression Report (AVSR) is intended to help RWHAP agencies understand viral suppression trends among their client population. Redesigning the AVSR to include viral suppression comparisons between additional client subgroups and vulnerable populations can expand agencies' capacity to identify health disparities and achieve equitable health outcomes.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify at least two ways in which integrated reports based on merged programmatic and surveillance data can be used by agencies to track progress and recognize opportunities for improvement with regard to their clients' HIV health outcomes.
2. Understand how specific refinements to aggregate, surveillance-based reporting tools (including enhanced data visualization) can make them more informative and actionable for health services agency administrators' and staff members' pursuit of 90-90-90 targets.
3. Describe how viral suppression trends and between-group comparisons can be used to monitor health disparities and develop tailored interventions to engage vulnerable client populations.