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31. Spatial and Temporal Analysis of HIV Clinical Outcomes in Florida Reveals Counties with Persistent Racial and Ethnic Disparities During 2012-2019 - Resources
Date: Mar 2024

Analyzes health and treatment disparities among White, Hispanic, and Black people with HIV in Florida, covering viral suppression and immune reconstitution, impact of social and ecological factors, geographic variation, and changes over time. Utilizes 2012-2019 Florida Department of Health Ryan White program enrollee data. See Supplemental Table 1 for county-by-county data on risk of non-suppression among Black versus Non-Black people with HIV.

...HIV. --- Spatial and Temporal Analysis of HIV Clinical Outcomes in Florida Reveals Counties with Persistent...

32. Drive Time to Care and Retention in HIV Care: Rural–Urban Differences Among Medicaid Enrollees in the United States South - Resources
Date: 2025

Presents a study on the role geography plays in HIV care retention and maintenance. Draws data from Medicaid enrollees in 13 southern states including the District of Columbia and compares patient drive times to care in rural and urban areas. Breaks down data by county social determinants of health, healthcare supply, and HIV prevalence, as well as patient characteristics.

...HIV prevalence, as well as patient characteristics. --- Drive Time to Care and Retention in HIV...

33. New SASI Analysis: In the Deep South, Significant Percentages of People Most Impacted by HIV Live Outside Large Urban Areas Demonstrating a Need for Increased Federal Resources - Resources
Date: Dec 2018

Examines HIV data in the Deep South to help identify targets for federal funding, focusing on underserved groups in rural areas and small cities. Analyzes Black and Latino populations, drug injection users, men who have sex with men, women, and people aged 13-24 living with HIV. Identifies 6 states where a higher proportion of these groups live outside large, urban areas. See additional links for state-specific reports.

...HIV Live Outside Large Urban Areas Demonstrating a Need for Increased Federal Resources --- Examines HIV...

34. Individual and Neighborhood Predictors of Mortality among HIV-Positive Latinos with History of Injection Drug Use, Florida, 2000–2011 - Resources
Date: Sep 2015

Examines individual and neighborhood predictors of mortality in HIV-positive Latinos with a history of injection drug use (IDU) in Florida. Provides demographic and other information on individuals age 13 and older diagnosed with HIV, with data for those with and without a history of IDU. Offers zip code-level characteristics, including rural/urban location. Includes implications for targeting prevention strategies in rural areas.

...HIV-Positive Latinos with History of Injection Drug Use, Florida, 2000–2011 --- Examines individual and neighborhood...

35. Health Status of HIV-Infected Women Entering Care: Baseline Medical Findings from the Women of Color Initiative - Resources
Date: Jan 2015

Study of rural and urban clinics examining HIV-infected women of color reporting unhealthy days, limits in activity when entering or re-entering HIV care, and an analysis of demographic and clinical variables associated with limits in activity. Includes demographic information for rural and urban women by activity limits and clinical characteristics.

...HIV-Infected Women Entering Care: Baseline Medical Findings from the Women of Color Initiative --- Study...

36. What Is 'Ending the HIV Epidemic in the U.S.'? - Resources
Reviewed: Feb 2026

Provides an overview of the plan to end the HIV epidemic in the U.S. that includes background information, goals, and discussion of the 3 different phases of the plan, one of which includes a focus on the 7 states with disproportionately higher HIV diagnoses located in rural areas. Details key strategies of the plan and anticipated challenges.

...HIV Epidemic in the U.S.'? --- Provides an overview of the plan to end the HIV...

37. Notes from the Field: HIV Infection Investigation in a Rural Area — West Virginia, 2017 - Resources
Date: Mar 2018

Reports on an investigation by the West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources that began with 10 cases of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection identified in 3 counties during January-July 2017. Describes how the investigation broadened to 15 counties based on injection drug use and sexual contacts. Identifies risk reduction and treatment options available in these counties and discusses strategies undertaken to limit further transmission of HIV.

...HIV. --- Notes from the Field: HIV Infection Investigation in a Rural Area — West Virginia, 2017 Reports...

38. Rural HIV Prevalence and Service Availability in the United States: A Chartbook - Resources
Date: Feb 2021

Examines state- and county-level human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) prevalence in 2016 as well as availability of HIV-related prevention, testing, and treatment services in 2019. Includes data breakdowns by rural/urban status.

...HIV) prevalence in 2016 as well as availability of HIV-related prevention, testing, and treatment...

39. Rural Residence and Adoption of a Novel HIV Therapy in a National, Equal-Access Healthcare System - Resources
Date: Jan 2013

Reports the results of a study examining the use of raltegravir, the first HIV integrase inhibitor, in Veterans Affairs (VA) patients. Provides rural versus urban participant characteristic statistics by AIDS defining illness, substance abuse, and more. Includes a discussion of barriers to new forms of HIV treatment for rural residents, such as geographic distance, transportation, and limited access to specialists in the field.

...HIV Therapy in a National, Equal-Access Healthcare System --- Reports the results of a study...

40. Barriers and Facilitators to Implementing Electronic Patient Reported Outcome Screening for Mental Illness and Substance Use Disorders at HIV Clinics in Alabama: A Qualitative Study - Resources
Date: Nov 2025

Examines barriers and facilitators related to implementation of electronic patient reported outcome measures (ePROs) to address mental health (MH) issues and substance use disorders (SUD) in people with HIV. Utilizes interview feedback from 15 staff at Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program (RWHP) clinics in Alabama regarding their experiences with the ePRO intervention, focusing on its impact in rural areas with an increased HIV burden.

...HIV Clinics in Alabama: A Qualitative Study --- Examines barriers and facilitators related to implementation of electronic...