WE BRIDGE THE GAP BETWEEN HIV RESEARCH FINDINGS AND EVERYDAY HIV CLINICAL PRACTICE

Which solution works best for which populations, why they work and where

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In 2020, global statistics showed…

38 MILLION
Estimated people living with HIV
27%
Were not accessing treatment
16%
Did not know they had the virus1

The Innovation & Implementation Science team at ViiV Healthcare is laser focused on finding solutions to end the HIV epidemic by identifying solutions that work in the real world.

What is implementation science?

Where we work

Our studies are implemented in over 25 countries on 6 continents and focus on strategies to close the gaps along the HIV prevention and care continuum.

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We fund multiple fellowships to train the next generation of HIV implementation science researchers through our partnerships with academic, professional and research institutions.

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We partner with organizations on a number of initiatives focused on improving the lives of people living with HIV and encouraging the use of implementation science to close gaps in HIV prevention and care continuum

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Latest Work

STUDY

PROs integrated within routine clinical care have demonstrated multiple benefits for patients and providers including increased identification of complex health and behavioural issues, improved patient-provider communication, collaboration and patient involvement. and improved patient outcomes.

FELLOWSHIP

ViiV Healthcare supports the Implementation Science Education and Training (ISET) program at North Carolina Central University (NCCU) to combat health disparities and address important issues of managing HIV/AIDS in vulnerable communities within a social context.

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Reference:

  1. Global HIV & AIDS statistics–fact sheet. UNAIDS website. https://www.unaids.org/en/resources/fact-sheet

NP-GBL-HVU-WCNT-210006 | March 2022

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