Long-Acting Injectable ART in Practice: A Mixed Methods Implementation Study Assessing the Feasibility of Using LAI ART in High Risk Populations and At Alternative Low Barrier Care Sites

Laura Fletcher(Boston Medical Center), Mari‐Lynn Drainoni(Boston University), Lora Sabin(Boston University), Glorimar Ruiz-Mercado(Danish Geodata Agency), Simeon D. Kimmel(Boston University), Cassandra Pierre(Boston University), Ghulam Karim Khan(Boston University), Shana Burrowes(Boston University), Samantha Johnson(Boston University), Nicole C. McCann(Boston University)
AIDS Patient Care and STDs
April 24, 2024
10.1089/apc.2024.0048
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