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Project PrIDE


Attachment 3: PrIDE Data Elements














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PrIDE DATA ELEMENTS

Aggregate data variables on HIV prevention and care services provided to the target population are listed. These aggregate variables will be reported to CDC twice a year by all PS15-1506 grantees. With some exceptions, the aggregate data will be stratified by major population group characteristics.

PART I. PrEP PROCESSES AND OUTCOMES

Population Characteristics

Categories

Race/ethnicity:


Hispanic/Latino, Non-Hispanic (NH) American Indian/Alaskan Native, NH Asian, NH Black/African American, NH Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander, NH White, NH multi-race, NH other/unknown

Current gender:

Male, female, male-to-female transgender, female-to-male transgender, unknown gender/ other

Age group:

13-19; 20-29; 30-39; 40-49; 50-59; 60+, unknown year olds

HIV transmission risk group:

MSM, PWID, MSM/PWID, heterosexual, other risk category; and unknown risk category




 Services for Persons at Risk for HIV

Stratified?


1. HIV Testing


1A

Number of persons who were screened for HIV during the measurement period

Yes

1B

Number of persons newly diagnosed HIV-positive during the measurement period

Yes

1C

Number of persons previously diagnosed HIV-positive during the measurement period

Yes


Services for HIV-Negative Persons

Stratified?


2. Screening and Provision of PrEP Services


2A

Number of persons who were screened for PrEP eligibility during the measurement period

Yes

2B

Number of persons who were eligible for PrEP during the measurement period

Yes

2C

Number of persons who were eligible and accepted referral for PrEP during the measurement period

Yes

2D

Number of persons who were referred to an internal or external PrEP provider during the measurement period

Yes

2E

Number of persons who were linked with a PrEP provider during the measurement period

Yes

2F

Number of persons who were prescribed [initiated on] PrEP during the measurement period

Yes

2G

Number of persons on PrEP who were provided adherence support intervention during the measurement period

Yes

2H

Number of persons who were clinically assessed as eligible for PrEP during the measurement period

Yes

2I

Number of persons who accepted PrEP referral during the measurement period

Yes


3. PrEP Capacity


3A

Number of staff hired/re-assigned during the measurement period

No

3B

Number of vacancies/number staff resigned during the measurement period

No

3C

Number of trainings during the measurement period

No

3D

Number staff trained during the measurement period

No

3E

Number of facilitates/ practices trained during the measurement period

No

3F

Number of new contracts executed during the measurement period

No

3G

Number of new sites that are implementing PrEP activities during the measurement period

No


4. PrEP Awareness and Knowledge


4A

Number of activities implemented to increase awareness and knowledge during the measurement period

No

4B

Number of target population reached for each activity during the measurement period

No

4C

Number of the type of media placements utilized during the measurement period

No



PART II. DATA-TO-CARE PROCESSES AND OUTCOMES


Services for Persons Diagnosed with HIV Infection

Stratified?


5. Linkage to Care and Provision of ARVs for Newly Diagnosed Persons


5A

Number of persons diagnosed with HIV infection during the measurement period who were linked to care (attended an HIV medical care visit) within 30 days or greater of diagnosis

Yes

5B

Number of persons diagnosed with HIV infection during the measurement period who were initiated on ARVs

Yes


6. Linkage or Re-engagement with Care and Provision of ARVs for Previously Diagnosed Persons Not-in-Care


6A

Number of persons with previously diagnosed HIV infection, identified during the measurement period through HIV testing and determined to be not-in-care, who were linked to or re-engaged with care (attended at least one HIV medical care visit) within 30 days, 31-60 days, or 61+ days after being identified (re-diagnosed)

Yes

6B

Number of persons with previously diagnosed HIV infection, identified during the measurement period through data-to-care activities as not-in-care, who were linked to or re-engaged with care (attended at least one HIV medical care visit) within 30 days, 31-60 days, or 61+ days after being contacted by program staff

Yes

6C

Number of persons with previously diagnosed HIV infection, identified during the measurement period through data-to-care activities as not-in-care, who were initiated on ARVs within 60 days, 61-90 days, or 91+ days after being contacted by program staff

Yes

6D

Number of persons with previously diagnosed HIV infection, identified during the measurement period through HIV testing and determined to be not-in-care

Yes

6E

Number of persons with previously diagnosed HIV infection, identified during the measurement period through data-to-care activities and determined to be not-in-care

Yes

6F

Number of persons with previously diagnosed HIV infection, identified during the measurement period through data-to-care activities and determined to be not-in-care, who were contacted by program staff

Yes

6G

Number of persons with previously diagnosed HIV infection, identified during the measurement period through other data-to-care activities (provider lists, partner services, HIV testing events, etc.) and determined to be not-in-care, who were linked to care (different referral/ entry points to data-to-care outside of the NIC list.

Yes


7. ART Adherence Support Services


7A

Number of HIV-positive persons on ART within the collaborative during the measurement period who were provided medication adherence support intervention

Yes

7B

Number of HIV-positive persons on ART within the collaborative during the measurement period

Yes


8. Viral Suppression


8A

Number of HIV-positive persons in care within the collaborative during the measurement period with at least one medical care visit in a 12 month measurement period who had a viral load of <200 copies per mL at last test in the measurement period

Yes

8B

Number of HIV-positive persons in care within the collaborative during the measurement period with at least one medical care visit in a 12 month measurement period

Yes


9. D2C Capacity


9A

Number of HD and partner staff newly hired or re-assigned to work on D2C activities

No

9B

Number of D2C-related trainings provided

No

9C

Number of HD and partner staff trained

No

9D

Number of facilities or practices trained

No

9E

Number of D2C contracts newly executed (signed) or renewed

No


10. Use of HIV Surveillance Data to Identify Presumptively Not-in-Care 


10A

Number of persons listed as presumptively not-in-care based on surveillance data

No


11. Use of Other Data Systems to Improve Accuracy of the Presumptive NIC List


11A

Number of persons excluded from the list because person is in care based on other database matching or manual checks

Yes

11B

Number of persons excluded from the list because person is deceased

Yes

11C

Number of persons excluded from the list because person is out of jurisdiction

Yes

11D

Number of persons excluded from the list because person is incarcerated

Yes

11E

Number of persons excluded from the list because of other reasons

Yes

11F

Number of persons presumptively not in care eligible for outreach (revised not-in-care list after exclusions)

Yes


12. Outcomes of Program Outreach to Persons on the Revised NIC List


12A

Number of persons from revised NIC list not contacted – deceased

Yes

12B

Number of persons from revised NIC list not contacted -- out of jurisdiction

Yes

12C

Number of persons from revised NIC list not contacted – incarcerated

Yes

12D

Number of persons from revised NIC list not contacted -- out of project area

Yes

12E

Number of persons from revised NIC list not contacted -- Unknown/ other reasons

Yes

12F

Number of persons from revised NIC list Contacted -- disposition not known yet

Yes

12G

Number of persons from revised NIC list Contacted -- not in care

Yes


13. Provision of Linkage/Re-engagement/Navigation Services for Persons Contacted


13A

Number of contacted persons who were not offered navigation/linkage/re-engagement services (yet)

Yes

13B

Number of contacted persons who were offered and refused navigation/linkage/re-engagement services

Yes

13C

Number of contacted persons who were offered but not yet provided navigation/linkage/re-engagement services

Yes

13D

Number of contacted persons who were offered and provided navigation/linkage services

Yes


14. Outcomes of Linkage/Re-engagement/Navigation Services Provided


14A

Number of persons who were provided navigation/linkage services whose linkage to HIV medical status not determined (yet)

Yes

14B

Number of persons who were provided navigation/linkage services and were confirmed as linked to/re-engaged with HIV medical care

Yes


15. Linkage within specified time (by entry point)


15A

Number (%) of HIV-dx linked or re-engaged persons in HIV medical care within 90 days of being identified as out of care on the not-in-care list (total of the next two indicators)

Yes

15B

Number (%) of previously HIV-dx and previously linked persons re-engaged in HIV medical care within 90 days of being identified on the not-in-care list

Yes

15C

Number (%) of previously HIV-dx and never in care, linked to HIV medical care not-in-care list within 90 days of being on the not-in-care list

Yes

15D

Number (%) of newly HIV-dx linked within 30 days (if HIV testing is implemented)

Yes


16. Decreased time from identification to linkage


16A

Number of days between the identification of previously HIV-dx, previously in care persons and re-engagement in care (mean, median, and range)

Yes

16B

Number of days between the identification of previously HIV-dx, never in care persons and linkage to care (mean, median, and range)


16C

Number of days between the initiation of outreach, and re-engagement of previously HIV-dx, previously in care persons and re-engagement in care (mean, median, and range)

Yes

16D

Number of days between the initiation of outreach, and re-engagement of previously HIV-dx, never in care persons and linkage to care (mean, median, and range)


16E

Number of days between the successful contact of previously HIV-dx, previously in care persons and re-engagement in care (mean, median, and range)

Yes

16F

Number of days between the successful contact of previously HIV-dx, never in care persons and linkage to care (mean, median, and range)


16G

Number of days between HIV diagnosis and linkage to care for newly HIV-dx (mean, median, and range)

Yes


 17. Identification of Persons with Persistently Elevated VL (Locally defined)


17A

Number of persons [MSM, TG] in care who have persistently elevated HIV viral load test result identified through D2C activities

Yes


18. Continuum of Care -- Jurisdiction Wide


18A

Number living with diagnosed HIV (prevalence)

Yes

18B

Number newly diagnosed

Yes

18C

Number linked to HIV medical care

Yes

18D

Number retained in HIV medical care

Yes

18E

Number virally suppressed

Yes


19. Viral Suppression—Service Delivery


19A

Number of persons identified on list as not being virally suppressed

Yes


20.  Viral Suppression -- Target Population Only (MSM, TG) at the Jurisdiction Level


20A

Number persons diagnosed living with diagnosed HIV infection in jurisdiction

Yes

20B

Number persons diagnosed living with diagnosed HIV infection in jurisdiction who are virally suppressed

Yes


21. Viral Suppression -- Target Population Only (MSM, TG) at the Program Level*


21A

Number living with diagnosed HIV -total participated in program

Yes

21B

Number living with diagnosed HIV -total participated in program who are virally suppressed

Yes


22. Feedback Loop


22A

Number of surveillance case records modified/updated using new information acquired from verifications in other data systems and the data-to-care outreach activities

No

PART III. SUPPORT SERVICES


Services for HIV-Positive and HIV-Negative persons

Stratified?


23. STD Screening and Treatment (i.e., Syphilis, Gonorrhea, and Chlamydia Infections)


23A

Number of persons who were screened for STIs during the measurement period

Yes

23B

Number of persons who screened positive for one or more STIs during the measurement period

Yes

23C

Number of persons who screened positive for one or more STIs who were referred to an STD treatment provider during the measurement period

Yes

23D

Number of persons with a positive screen for one or more STIs during the measurement period who were linked to an STD treatment provider

Yes

23E

Number of persons with a positive screen for one or more STIs during the measurement period who were provided STD treatment

Yes


24. STD and HIV Partner Services (PS)


24A

Number of persons with acute HIV infection newly diagnosed during the measurement period who were interviewed for HIV partner services within 14 days, 15-30 days, or 31+ days of diagnosis

Yes

24B

Number of persons with established HIV infection newly diagnosed during the measurement period who were interviewed for PS within 21 days, 22-60 days, or 61+ days of diagnosis

Yes

24C

Number of HIV-negative persons newly diagnosed with an STD (i.e., syphilis, gonorrhea, chlamydia) during the measurement period who were interviewed for PS within 30 days, 31-60 days, or 61+ days of diagnosis

Yes


25. Risk Reduction Interventions


25A

Number of persons enrolled in the project during the measurement period who were provided evidence-based behavioral risk reduction counseling or interventions

Yes


26. Behavioral Health Screening and Linkage -- Mental Health Services


26A

Number of persons enrolled in the project during the measurement period who were screened for mental health service needs

Yes

26B

Number of those screened for mental health service needs during the measurement period who were found to have an unmet need

Yes

26C

Number of those with unmet mental health service need during the measurement period who were referred to mental health service provider

Yes

26D

Number of those with unmet mental health service need during the measurement period who were linked to a mental health service provider

Yes

26E

Number of those with unmet mental health service need during the measurement period who were provided mental health services, including treatment



27. Behavioral Health Screening and Linkage -- Substance Abuse Services


27A

Number of persons enrolled in the project during the measurement period who were screened for substance abuse service needs

Yes

27B

Number of those screened for substance abuse service needs during the measurement period who were found to have unmet needs

Yes

27C

Number of those with unmet substance abuse service needs during the measurement period who were referred to substance abuse service provider

Yes

27D

Number of those with unmet substance abuse service needs during the measurement period who were linked to a substance abuse service provider

Yes

27E

Number of those with unmet substance abuse service needs during the measurement period who were provided substance abuse services, including treatment

Yes


28. Social Service Screening and Linkage -- Housing Services


28A

Number of persons enrolled in the project during the measurement period who were screened for housing needs

Yes

28B

Number of those screened for housing needs during the measurement period who were found to have unmet housing needs

Yes

28C

Number of those with unmet housing needs during the measurement period who were referred to housing assistance provider

Yes

28D

Number of those with unmet housing needs during the measurement period who were linked to a housing assistance provider

Yes

28E

Number of those with unmet housing needs during the measurement period who were provided housing assistance

Yes


29. Social Service Screening and Linkage -- Transportation


29A

Number of persons enrolled in the project during the measurement period who were screened for transportation assistance needs

Yes

29B

Number of those screened for transportation assistance needs during the measurement period who were found to have unmet transportation assistance needs

Yes

29C

Number of those with unmet transportation assistance needs during the measurement period who were referred to transportation assistance provider

Yes

29D

Number of those with unmet employment assistance/job training needs during the measurement period who were linked to a transportation assistance provider

Yes

29E

Number of those with unmet employment assistance/job training needs during the measurement period who were provided transportation assistance

Yes


30. Social Service Screening and Linkage – Other (TBD by health department if not already included above)


30A

Number of persons enrolled in the project during the measurement period who were screened for other needs

Yes

30B

Number of those screened for transportation assistance needs during the measurement period who were found to have unmet other needs

Yes

30C

Number of those with unmet transportation assistance needs during the measurement period who were referred to other provider

Yes

30D

Number of those with unmet employment assistance/job training needs during the measurement period who were linked to a provider for other services

Yes

30E

Number of those with unmet needs during the measurement period who were provided other services

Yes


31. Navigation Services


31A

Number of persons enrolled in the project during the measurement period who were provided navigation (or other linkage services) to link them to providers of the needed services

Yes


32. Health Insurance Screening and Linkage


32A

Number of persons enrolled in the program through HIV testing or data-to-care activities during the reporting period who were screened for health insurance needs

Yes

32B

Number of those screened for health insurance needs during the measurement period who were uninsured or underinsured (including those in need of financial assistance for ART/PrEP)

Yes

32C

Number of those with unmet health insurance needs (uninsured/underinsured) during the measurement period who were referred to health insurance navigator

Yes

32C

Number of those with unmet health insurance needs (uninsured/underinsured) during the measurement period who were linked to health insurance navigator

Yes

32E

Number of those with unmet health insurance needs (uninsured/underinsured) during the measurement period who were enrolled in health insurance plan or provided financial assistance for their prescription

Yes

PART IV. FUNDING ALLOCATIONS REPORT

In this part, the list below includes aggregate data variables on allocation of funds to design and implement program activities and to reach priority population groups. These data are reported to CDC only once a year by all PS15-1506 funded health departments.


Funding Allocations

Stratified?

FA01

Amount of funds allocated to provide services for persons at risk for HIV

No

FA02

  • Amount of funds allocated or expended to provide HIV testing services/program

No


  • Amount of funds allocated or expended to provide STD testing services/program

No


  • Amount of funds allocated or expended to provide PrEP trainings

No

FA03

  • Amount of funds allocated or expended to provide PrEP services/program (navigation)

No

FA04

  • Amount of funds allocated or expended to awareness and knowledge (separately to providers and consumers)

No


  • Amount of funds allocated or expended data system development for implementing PrEP activities

No




FA05

Amount of funds allocated to provide services for persons living with HIV

No


  • Amount of funds allocated or expended to provide Data to Care

No

FA06

  • Amount of funds allocated or expended to conduct data-to-care program (navigation)

No


  • Amount of funds allocated or expended to generate the list

No


  • Amount of funds allocated or expended to provide STD testing services/program

No


  • Amount of funds allocated or expended data system development for implementing Data to Care activities

No




FA07

Amount of funds allocated to provide navigation/linkage to needed services

No

FA08

Amount of funds allocated for HIV/STD partner services

No

FA09

Amount of funds allocated to provide behavioral risk reduction counseling/interventions

No

FA10

Amount of funds allocated to provide behavioral health services

No

FA11

Amount of funds allocated to provide social services

No




FA12

Amount of funds allocated for program planning

No

FA13

Amount of funds allocated for program monitoring and evaluation (separately for cross-jurisdiction and site-specific)

No

FA14

Amount of funds allocated for capacity building (separately for PrEP and Data to Care)

No

FA15

Amount of funds allocated for general operations and administrative activities

No




FA16

Amount of funds allocated for contracts (separately for PrEP and Data to Care)

No




FA18

Amount of funds allocated to reach various population groups

Yes



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