Effective Interventions

Effective Interventions

High Impact Prevention

Data to Care

Provide Missing Data Located During Investigative and/or Programmatic Activity to HIV Surveillance Unit for Review and Quality Assurance

During Data to Care investigative and/or programmatic activities, health departments that discover information that was missing from the initial “not in care” line list extracted from the HIV surveillance database should provide that information back to the HIV surveillance program so that the program can update individual records. Examples of such information include an individual’s address, telephone number(s), provider name and contact information, or recent laboratory results. The HIV surveillance program should review and verify new data for quality assurance purposes before adding them to the HIV surveillance database.

The materials on this site are designed for HIV/AIDS prevention with persons at risk for acquiring or transmitting HIV. They are meant to be resources used by HIV prevention providers such as health departments and community-based organizations so as to provide the best evidence-based HIV prevention services. These materials are not meant for the general public. They are not meant for children. They are not school-based HIV prevention strategies.