What question did this study set out to answer?

The aim is to assess and depict the HIV Continuum of Care in the DC Eligible Metropolitan Area using the ATra Black Box.

April 15, 2026

Using the ATra Black Box for near real-time depiction of the HIV Continuum of Care in the Ryan White DC Eligible Metropolitan Area

Key Points

The aim is to assess and depict the HIV Continuum of Care in the DC Eligible Metropolitan Area using the ATra Black Box.
Utilized the ATra Black Box for data analysis
Provided deduplicated estimates of persons living with HIV
Monitored key indicators for HIV care and treatment
Jurisdictions reported improved monitoring of engagement in care
Enhanced capability to track viral suppression
Guided public health resource allocation more effectively

Abstract

This analysis provides deduplicated estimates of persons living with HIV in the DC EMA and key indicators used to measure progress on ending HIV in the United States. The jurisdictions in the DC EMA are able to more accurately monitor engagement in care and viral suppression and more effectively guide public health efforts and resources.

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Authors

Anne Rhodes

Daniel Jarris

Carrie Walker

Journals

JAIDS Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes

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Georgetown University

Maryland Department of Health

Virginia Department of Health

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Using the ATra Black Box for near real-time depiction of the HIV Continuum of Care in the Ryan White DC Eligible Metropolitan Area

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