Advances in HIV treatment and care have led to improved health outcomes, meaning that people living with HIV can now live long and healthy lives. HIV is now a manageable long-term condition, but in many ways our health system is often playing catch-up in how it recognises and delivers HIV care and treatment.
A new discussion paper from HIV Outcomes UK, a coalition convened by the National AIDS Trust, sets out how collaborative care frameworks can improve experiences of people living with HIV in primary and secondary care.