“Delivering high-quality care in this setting requires a lot of resources”: HPTN 094 Implementation Lessons from Delivering Integrated HIV and MOUD Care Through Mobile Units In Local Neighborhoods
Kiyomi Tsuyuki(University of San Diego), on behalf of the HPTN 094 study team, Peter Davidson(University of California San Diego), Renee El-Krab(University of California San Diego), Julie Franks(Harlem United), Manya Magnus(Milken Institute), P. Andrew(Family Health International 360), Nabila El‐Bassel(University of the District of Columbia), Irene Kuo(George Washington University), Peter Smith(University of Pennsylvania), Rahul Paul Choudhury(Cancer Research And Biostatistics), Amaya Perez-Brumer(University of Toronto), Steven Shoptaw(University of California, Los Angeles), Laramie R. Smith(University of California San Diego), Cecile Denis(University of Pennsylvania), David Goodman-Meza(UNSW Sydney), Yolanda R. Villareal(The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston), Sydney Bornstein(Milken Institute), Jayla Harris-Wisecarver(Family Health International 360), Jordan E. Lake(The University of Texas Health Science Center), Omar Nieto(University of California, Los Angeles)
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