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Acceptance of the Use of HIV Surveillance Data for Care Engagement
BACKGROUND: Use of surveillance data including laboratory results (e.g., CD4 and HIV RNA) by public health departments to facilitate linkage, retention, and reengagement of HIV-infected individuals in health care is on the rise. This is part of the goal of increasing the proportion of infected perso
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