Implementing a Novel Citywide Rapid HIV Testing Campaign in Washington, D.C.: Findings and Lessons Learned
Amanda D. Castel(George Washington University), Alan E. Greenberg(Milken Institute), Titilola Jolaosho(Government of the District of Columbia), Karishma Anand(George Washington University), Manya Magnus(Milken Institute), Shannon Hader(Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS), James A. Peterson(George Washington University), Charles Wu(George Washington University), Tiffany West(Government of the District of Columbia), Marie Sansone(Government of the District of Columbia), Marsha Martin(AIDS United), Nestor Rocha(Government of the District of Columbia)
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