Matthew P. Fox

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors evaluated two interventions in 24 South African facilities: adherence clubs (ACs) and decentralized medication delivery (DMD) for stable patients, and found comparable DMD outcomes versus standard of care at facilities, a benefit for retention of patients in care with ACs, and apparent benefits in terms of retention (for AC patients) and sustained viral suppression among men.

TL;DR: Evidence of continued care after LTFU is found and local and national clinic mobility among postpartum women is identified and a national health database linked to a unique identifier is necessary to improve reporting and patient care among highly mobile populations.

TL;DR: An understanding of linkage and its potential barriers is imperative for scale‐up of community‐based models of HIV testing.

TL;DR: Outcomes in patients lost to follow-up at 4 years after last contact, 22% had died, 23% had stopped therapy, 15% were in another clinic, and 32% could not be found.

TL;DR: Women who reported perinatal common stressor-particularly partner-related stressors-had an increased prevalence of postpartum depressive symptoms and were encouraged to seek help for PDS, suggesting that women should be routinely screened during pregnancy for a range of stressors.