CQUIN

LEARNING

NETWORK

Shaping the Future
of HIV Service Delivery

Upcoming Meeting

Upcoming Webinar

AHD updates from the Ministries of Health of Nigeria and Kenya, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the World Health Organization, and the CQUIN AHD Community of Practice

Date: August 3, 2021

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The Network

The HIV Coverage, Quality, and Impact Network (CQUIN) is a multi-country learning network dedicated to expanding and improving differentiated service delivery for people living with HIV.

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Process

We support countries as they share knowledge and tools to advance differentiated service delivery, and facilitate joint learning about the science of scale-up.  Each country has focus areas and catalytic projects based on local needs.

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South-to-South Learning

CQUIN brings DSD policy makers, practitioners, funders and recipients of care together via workshops, online communities of practice, south-to-south visits and more.

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Vision

By 2022, network countries will take differentiated service delivery to scale, enabling more people living with HIV to initiate and sustain high-quality treatment, improving individual health, and achieving population-level impact.

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News

July 22, 2021 CQUIN at IAS 2021

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Network Countries

CQUIN is a growing network of countries working together to advance the scale-up of high quality differentiated HIV services.

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Differentiated
Service Delivery

Differentiated service delivery (DSD) is a person-centered approach to HIV service delivery. Moving away from a one-size-fits-all model, DSD tailors HIV services to diverse groups of people living with HIV while maintaining the principles of the public health approach.

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Latest News

July 22, 2021

Meeting News

CQUIN at IAS 2021

July 21, 2021

Meeting News

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Differentiated Service Delivery to Provide High-Quality HIV Services to Key Populations

July 2, 2021

Editorials and Articles

“Involve us in Policy!” – Perspectives on Differentiated Service Delivery from Robinah Babirye, Mother, Youth Advocate, and Recipient of Care from Uganda
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