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TITLE Differentiated Care for People who inject Drugs, Men who have sex with men, Sex workers, Transgender people, Prisoners and other people living in closed settings (select one or more) Presenter name Country

Differentiated care applies across the HIV care continuum

Challenges/Rationale PLEASE DESCRIBE THE SITUATION IN YOUR COUNTRY, REGION, CITY. IDENTIFY CHALLENGES IN REACHING, TESTING, TREATING AND RETAINING KP Health system challenges E.g. Reaching more people Identify more HIV positive people Improve HIV positive patient outcomes Reduce barriers to access Improve management of sick clients, clients with comorbidities etc. Increase retention of KP on ART if they are feeling well and are challenged by frequent visits Patient challenges E.g. Travel and wait times Lack of treatment literacy Stigma and discrimination Comorbidities Complicated care Adherence support to remain on ART if feeling well and clinic visits are a hardship or unfriendly

Who was care for? Define the clinical characteristics, population and context Stable/Unstable/Co-morbid Specific population Context Urban/rural, unstable context, epidemic type

An Overview of the intervention Describe the intervention What kind of model? Health care worker-managed group, client-managed group, facility-based individual model or out-of-facility individual model? Type of service For example government/NGO, community based or Community lead, Health facility satellite, DIC, outreach, involving/employing peers Describe the key elements of the intervention Describe the building blocks WHEN – at what frequency are clients seen WHERE – where is care provided WHO – what cadre of staff facilitates the model WHAT – services are provided Is ART delivery already part of the model?

Implementing the intervention Describe what it took to get this into place Was this a pilot project Has it been taken to scale Did you have to train staff? What materials did you use Was there a lot of supervision required How did you track progress? What M&E elements did you build into the model Do you know how much this cost? Overall was this feasible? Is there evidence of success? (including client outcomes, client satisfaction, HCW perspectives, waiting times, etc.

CHALLENGES AND SUCCESSES SUCCESSSES

LESSONS LEARNED/RECOMMENDATIONS

Summary of “standard of care” vs. Differentiated service delivery model Facility based/traditional model Differentiated service delivery model BUILDING BLOCKS WHEN WHERE WHO WHAT OUTCOMES* Training requirements Cost effectiveness of model Evidence of success *Report relevant outcomes depending on the intervention – e.g. HIV-Positive yield/% linkage to care/% initiated / % retention / % virally suppressed This is a summary table to compare existing services or the standard of care to the intervention/differentiated service delivery model