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Hello all,

In talking with colleagues and with recent graduates now on the job hunt, it seems there is a lot of variability in how clinics allocate time for HIV visits. I think it would be interesting to see some data about just how much variability there is, but if such a data set is out there, I haven't found it. 

If you're willing to contribute, I've made this survey with just a few multiple choice questions. It's anonymous and doesn't ask you to identify your clinic.

Survey link: https://forms.gle/Bbjn61be65xonKD3A

Hello all,

In talking with colleagues and with recent graduates now on the job hunt, it seems there is a lot of variability in how clinics allocate time for HIV visits. I think it would be interesting to see some data about just how much variability there is, but if such a data set is out there, I haven't found it. 

If you're willing to contribute, I've made this survey with just a few multiple choice questions. It's anonymous and doesn't ask you to identify your clinic.

Survey link: https://forms.gle/Bbjn61be65xonKD3A

Hello all,

In talking with colleagues and with recent graduates now on the job hunt, it seems there is a lot of variability in how clinics allocate time for HIV visits. I think it would be interesting to see some data about just how much variability there is, but if such a data set is out there, I haven't found it. 

If you're willing to contribute, I've made this survey with just a few multiple choice questions. It's anonymous and doesn't ask you to identify your clinic.

Survey link: https://forms.gle/Bbjn61be65xonKD3A

We get Ryan White dollars and I have 20 minutes for new and 20 minutes for follow up and sometimes my new 20 minute is double booked 

Hello all,

In talking with colleagues and with recent graduates now on the job hunt, it seems there is a lot of variability in how clinics allocate time for HIV visits. I think it would be interesting to see some data about just how much variability there is, but if such a data set is out there, I haven't found it. 

If you're willing to contribute, I've made this survey with just a few multiple choice questions. It's anonymous and doesn't ask you to identify your clinic.

Survey link: https://forms.gle/Bbjn61be65xonKD3A

Hello all,

In talking with colleagues and with recent graduates now on the job hunt, it seems there is a lot of variability in how clinics allocate time for HIV visits. I think it would be interesting to see some data about just how much variability there is, but if such a data set is out there, I haven't found it. 

If you're willing to contribute, I've made this survey with just a few multiple choice questions. It's anonymous and doesn't ask you to identify your clinic.

Survey link: https://forms.gle/Bbjn61be65xonKD3A

40 minutes whenever possible for new patients to me (whether they are newly HIV infected or not); 20 minutes for follow ups. If pt is also my primary care patient, they get a 40 minute annual physical each year that can double as an HIV visit. All this said, it's important to succeed with the HIV care continuum and always make adjustments to access rules so that linkage to care is not negatively impacted by a long wait for an initial appointment slot. Some sites get around this, for example, by having HIV nurses perform intakes ahead of a clinician appointment; but others might override schedule templates or double book occasionally to make sure HIV patients needing to be seen get an appointment in a timely manner. 

Hello all,

In talking with colleagues and with recent graduates now on the job hunt, it seems there is a lot of variability in how clinics allocate time for HIV visits. I think it would be interesting to see some data about just how much variability there is, but if such a data set is out there, I haven't found it. 

If you're willing to contribute, I've made this survey with just a few multiple choice questions. It's anonymous and doesn't ask you to identify your clinic.

Survey link: https://forms.gle/Bbjn61be65xonKD3A