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Differentiated Care

I-TECH’s extensive experience in HIV prevention, care and treatment service delivery, particularly in supporting ART scale up and innovation, make us particular well-suited to support Treat All implementation and differentiated models of service delivery to improve impact. I-TECH recognizes that different clients have different needs and that patient-centered approaches are likely to result in better clinical outcomes and in turn lead to better retention, adherence, and viral suppression. I-TECH has already worked in many countries across PEPFAR to build and support health systems and develop and implement policy at all levels from Health Ministry to local ART centers, and has designed and delivered a broad spectrum of activities to improve service delivery. I-TECH is engaged in supporting Treat All scale-up and piloting DSD models in several countries.

Program Highlights

Improving HIV Care and Treatment across the Caribbean
I-TECH supports a variety of activities aimed at improving HIV care and treatment in the Caribbean region, such as on-site clinical mentoring, development of training curricula, and providing clinical support materials to improve care and treatment for HIV/AIDS in the Caribbean region ...
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Improving HIV Care for Key Populations in the Caribbean
Key, at-risk populations in the region include men who have sex with men (MSM), bisexual men, transgender women, and sex workers. In Jamaica, HIV prevalence among MSM was estimated at 32.8%,1 as compared to an estimated prevalence of 1.8% in the general adult population in 2017.1 Among transgender women, the ...
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Key Populations Preceptorship Program in Trinidad and Tobago
Reducing stigma and discrimination toward vulnerable groups in health care settings can have a positive impact on enrollment in care, retention in care and treatment, and viral suppression of HIV. The Key Populations Preceptorship (KPP) program is a simulated one-on-one patient-provider training program that brings together a health care provider ...
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National HIV Psychosocial Services Expansion in Trinidad and Tobago
In 2019, I-TECH conducted an on-site assessment at Trinidad and Tobago's largest HIV treatment site. The findings of that assessment led to the establishment of an integrated psychosocial program at this site that has yielded favorable results. This further inspired the need for expansion of this psychosocial approach to other ...
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