Delivering care out of the box: the evolution of an HIV harm reduction medical program
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Delivering care out of the box: the evolution of an HIV harm reduction medical program
Abstract
Disparities in HIV health care continue to exist among New York City's marginalized populations. We describe the evolution and development of a unique collaborative program that blends harm reduction and medical care. This program addresses disparities and needs of a particularly marginalized population: unstably housed substance users with HIV infection.
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