The HIV Coverage, Quality, and Impact Network (CQUIN) is a multi-country learning network dedicated to improving differentiated service delivery for people living with HIV.
By 2020, 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.
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. CQUIN provides a unique platform for these countries to benefit from the experiences of the others and apply it to their own initiatives.
In 2017, ICAP at Columbia University launched CQUIN. Over two years, the network has grown substantially and continues to receive strong support from ministries of health, implementing partners, recipients of care, civil society, and other stakeholders.
CQUIN is a growing network of countries dedicated to advancing differentiated service delivery for HIV. By identifying shared challenges and fostering joint initiatives, CQUIN helps member countries to learn from one another and co-create new knowledge and resources to take differentiated service delivery to scale. Browse the map to explore.
Côte d’Ivoire is scaling up three-monthly ART refills nationwide, and is considering developing community-based differentiated care models.
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CQUIN is exploring optimal approaches to DSD for patients with both HIV and hypertension.
Ethiopia is currently scaling-up appointment spacing nationwide. The Federal Ministry of Health has also endorsed the use of the health care worker managed group models.
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CQUIN projects include a study of adolescents with HIV to identify their treatment priorities.
Malawi is sharing their experiences managing patients at high risk of disease progression with CQUIN countries.
Building on Mozambique’s experience with CAGs, CQUIN explores models of care for patients with “unstable” HIV.
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A leader in innovative DSD, South Africa is prioritizing health facility and community-based models, as well as DSD for adolescents and patients with advanced HIV.
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Uganda is scaling up DSD for stable patients and those who are co-infected with TB/HIV, pregnant women, children, and adolescents.
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CQUIN supports a Differentiated Care Coordinator at the Ministry of Health, among other projects.
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A study of barriers and facilitators to male engagement in DSD is just part of the CQUIN portfolio in Zimbabwe.
