HAB Performance Measures
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The HAB HIV/AIDS Core Clinical Performance Measures for Adults & Adolescents: Group 1 represents the first five (5) core clinical performance measures that are deemed critical for HIV programs to monitor. These measures can be used by all programs funded by the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program and can be used either at the provider or system level. Grantees are encouraged to include the core clinical performance measures in their quality management plans. While data are not required to be submitted to HAB at this time, grantees are strongly encouraged to track and trend data on these measures to monitor the quality of care provided. Grantees are encouraged to identify areas for improvement and to include these in their quality management plans. This type of information can provide rich discussion opportunities with HAB Project Officers.
To assist grantees in the use and implementation of the core clinical performance measures, a companion guide has been developed: HAB HIV Core Clinical Performance Measures for Adults & Adolescents: Frequently Asked Questions.
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ARV Therapy For Pregnant Women |
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pdf 65KB |
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CD4 T-Cell Count |
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pdf 75KB |
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HAART |
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Medical Visits |
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PCP Prophylaxis |
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This section is intended to explore some of the questions most frequently asked by programs that receive Ryan White HIV/AIDS Treatment Modernization Act of 2006 (Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program) funds. The section focuses on questions related to the HIV/AIDS AIDS Bureau's (HAB) HIV Core Clinical Performance Measures for Adults & Adolescents (pdf 85KB) and will be updated as necessary.
For questions related to broader topics on quality management and the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program, please refer to Developing an Effective Quality Management Program in Accordance with the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Treatment Modernization Act of 2006: Frequently Asked Questions.
The following questions have been frequently asked:
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