HealthHIV Research and Evaluation conducts regular national surveys to better inform ongoing advocacy, education, research, and training activities. These “State Of” surveys provide unique insight into patient and provider issues in order to optimize primary and support services for diverse communities.
The regular reports offer the ability to study multi-year trend analyses illustrating changes, challenges, and opportunities to address the needs of providers and patients. HealthHIV, HealthHCV and the National Coalition for LGBTQ Health conduct State of Surveys addressing HIV Care, HCV Care, LGBTQ Health, Drug User Health, ASOs/CBOs, and Aging with HIV.
Current Survey Reports
State of HIV Prevention and Care™
Funding cuts, discrimination, and workforce strain are doing significant harm to HIV prevention and care, and they threaten to undo three decades of progress, according to the HealthHIV State of HIV Prevention and Care™ Eighth National Survey Report.
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State of Aging with HIV™
HealthHIV’s Fifth Annual State of Aging with HIV™ National Survey examines crucial issues facing long-term survivors and adults aging with HIV.
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State of LGBTQ Health™
The National Coalition for LGBTQ Health administered the Third Annual State of LGBTQ Health™ National Survey to assess the current landscape of LGBTQ+ healthcare amid a rapidly evolving political and policy environment.
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State of ASOs/CBOs™
HealthHIV fielded its second annual national survey of ASOs/CBOs to evaluate the sustainability and availability of their HIV services and the capacity and structure of the organizations providing them.
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State of Harm Reduction™
HealthHIV administered the Inaugural State of Harm Reduction™ National Survey to better understand the current landscape of drug user health, the role of harm reduction policies and practices in healthcare settings, and the professionals who implement them.
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State of HCV Care™
The HealthHCV Fourth Annual State of HCV Care™ National Survey collected key data points from service providers nationwide regarding the provision of HCV services, including patient populations served, screening and treatment practices, barriers to HCV care, and provider education and training needs.
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