Goal |
To
provide state-of-the-art patient-centered comprehensive care for eligible
beneficiaries throughout the asymptomatic and symptomatic phases of HIV
and AIDS. |
Objectives
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- Provide
immediate evaluation and continuity of care for eligible beneficiaries
who become HIV positive.
- Through
contact tracing, identify persons at risk and provide consultation and
evaluation.
- Refer
to care as appropriate.
- Provide
continuation of employment for service members until no longer physically
fit for duty.
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Action
Steps
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- Conduct
periodic screening of active duty personnel.
- For
HIV positive personnel, provide comprehensive evaluation, treatment,
and care; Restrict service member assignment to continental U.S., Alaska,
Hawaii, or Puerto Rico to assure continuity of medical care.
- Educate
health care staff on best clinical practice for persons living with
HIV.
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Description
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Comprehensive
state-of-the-art clinical care.
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Resources
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FY95
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FY96
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FY96
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$
60.3 million
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$
59.0 million
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$
62.0 million
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Populations
Served
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HIV positive
eligible beneficiaries, active duty personnel and their dependents, retirees
and their dependents.
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Constituency
Involvement
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Clinicians,
active duty personnel, military health providers, manpower and personnel
administration staff.
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