Award

NIH Reporter #1F31MH143603-01

Advancing Access to HIV Treatment Options: Exploring Patient, Provider, and Clinic-Level Influences on Long-Acting ART Uptake

Recipient

George Washington University, Washington, DC

Award Amount

$44,720.00

Ceiling

$44,720.00

Awarded

March 27, 2026

Identifier

1F31MH143603-01

A research project funded by the National Institute of Mental Health to study factors influencing uptake of long-acting antiretroviral therapy among people with HIV, using advanced quantitative methods to identify treatment preference typologies and inform interventions.

Description

This project aims to identify treatment preference patterns among people with HIV (PWH) and examine how patient, provider, and clinic-level factors influence antiretroviral therapy (ART) preferences. It will use advanced quantitative methods including latent class analysis and structural equation modeling, guided by the Consolidated Framework for Implementation Science 2.0, to inform multilevel interventions to improve outcomes.

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