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HAWAII 2015 HIV CARE CONTINUUM Fenfang Li, PHD, MPH Communicable Disease and Public Health Nursing Division State of Hawaii Department of Health January 16, 2018

UPDATED NATIONAL HIV/AIDS STRATEGY (NHAS) 2020 Three main goals of NHAS 2020 Reduce new HIV infections Increase access to care and improve health outcomes for people living with HIV Reduce HIV-related disparities and health inequities

NHAS 2020 HIV Care Continuum Indicators Selected Indicators 2014 National Increase the percentage of newly diagnosed persons linked to HIV medical care 1 month of diagnosis to 85% 2014 Hawaii 74.5% 84.0% Increase the percentage of persons with diagnosed HIV infection who are retained in HIV medical care to 90% Increase the percentage of persons with diagnosed HIV infection who are virally suppressed to 80% 56.9% 47.9% 57.9% 59.9% How are we doing more recently?

Hawaii 2015 HIV Care Continuum Study Population: 1. 13 years with HIV diagnosed by year-end 2014; 2. alive and residing in Hawaii at yearend 2015; 3,917 cases whose HIV infections were diagnosed by year-end 2014 and who were alive by year-end 2015 Excluding 1,055 out of state cases 2,852 cases remaining, of which 763 cases whose residence not known 2,381 cases: study population for Hawaii 2015 care continuum indicators (except for linkage to care) Excluding 10 cases as deceased Excluding 464 cases with HIV diagnosed 2005 and not been in care since 2006 Excluding 7 cases < 13 years old

LINKAGE TO CARE Denominator: persons whose infection was diagnosed during 2015 and who resided in Hawaii at the time of diagnosis; only persons aged 13 years at HIV diagnosis were included. Linkage to care within 1 month after HIV diagnosis: measured by documentation of 1 CD4 or viral load tests performed 1 month after HIV diagnosis

100 Linkage to HIV Medical Care 1 Month After HIV Diagnosis Among Persons Aged 13 Years at Diagnosis, 2010-2015, Hawaii Percentage 90 80 70 60 50 71.2 76.5 69.3 70.6 77.6 86.3 National 2020 target : 85% 40 30 20 10 0 2010 (n=104) 2011 (n=81) 2012 (n=88) 2013 (n=102) 2014 (n=98) 2015 (n=124)

RECEIPT OF ANY HIV MEDICAL CARE (IN CARE) & RETENTION IN CARE Denominator: Persons whose infection was diagnosed by year-end 2014, who were alive and resided in Hawaii at year-end 2015. Only persons aged 13 years at year-end 2014 were included. Receipt of any care: Measured by documentation of 1 CD4 or viral load tests performed during 2015. Retention in care: Measured by documentation of 2 CD4 or viral load tests performed 3 months apart during 2015.

100 90 80 Receipt of Any Care and Retention in Care 2015, Hawaii 79.3 National 2020 target of retention 90% Percentage 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 51.2 0 Receipt of any care (n=2,381) Retained in care (n=2,381)

VIRAL SUPPRESSION Definition: defined as having a viral load (VL) result of <200 copies/ml at the most recent VL test ( or the last VL test) in 2015 Numerator: persons with a VL test result of <200 copies/ml at their most recent VL test in 2015 Denominator: All persons: persons aged 13 years at year-end 2014 with HIV infection diagnosed through year-end 2014 and resided in Hawaii at year-end 2015 Persons in care in 2015 Persons retained in care in 2015

Percentage 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 HIV Viral Suppression, 2015, Hawaii 92.5 87.5 69.4 National 2020 target among all: 80% 0 Virally suppressed (VS) among all (n=2,381) VS among persons in care in 2015 (n=1,887) VS among persons retained in care in 2015 (n=1,219)

Percentage 100 90 80 70 60 50 86.3 HIV Care Continuum, 2015, Hawaii National 2020 target : 85% 79.3 National 2020 target : 90% 51.2 National 2020 target : 80% 69.4 40 30 20 10 0 Linkage to care 1 month (n=124) Receipt of any care (n=2,381) Retention in care (n=2,381) Viral suppression (n=2,381)

Percentage 100 90 80 70 60 50 Hawaii 2015 HIV Care Continuum, by Sex 88.9 86.1 Male Female 79.6 76.9 70.1 63.7 51.9 46.2 40 30 20 10 0 Linkage to care 1 month Receipt of any care Retention in care Viral suppression

Percentage 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 Hawaii 2015 HIV Care Continuum, by Age 72.9 70.2 31.9 13-24 25-34 34-45 45-54 55 and above 53.2 58.1 20 10 0 Linkage to care 1 month Receipt of any care Retention in care Viral suppression

Percentage 100 90 80 70 60 50 Hawaii 2015 HIV Care Continuum, by Race/Ethnicity Hispanic Asian Black NHPI White Multiple Race 76.2 73.4 73.3 63.6 58.0 47.7 40 30 20 10 0 Linkage to care 1 month Receipt of any care Retention in care Viral suppression

Percentage 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 Hawaii 2015 HIV Care Continuum, by Transmission Category 80.0 75.0 59.5 MSM IDU, female Heterosexual contact, male Other 35.1 IDU, male MSM/IDU Heterosexual contact, female 50.5 30 20 10 0 Linkage to care 1 month Receipt of any care Retention in care Viral suppression

100 90 80 Hawaii 2015 HIV Care Continuum, by County Honolulu County Hawaii County Maui County Kauai County 83.3 78.6 Percentage 70 60 50 47.0 68.3 40 30 20 10 0 Linkage to care 1 month Receipt of any care Retention in care Viral suppression

SUMMARY OF DISPARITIES - LINKAGE TO CARE Statewide linkage to care within 1 month: 86.3%, slightly higher than the national 2020 target 85% The following categories had a percentage lower than 85%: Age group: 25-34yrs (72.9%) Race/ethnicity: Asians (76.2%) and Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander (82.4%) Transmission category: Other (e.g., not known or not reported: 75%); Small sample size in most categories

SUMMARY OF DISPARITIES - RECEIPT OF ANY HIV MEDICAL CARE Statewide: 79.3% The following categories had a percentage lower than the state average: Age group: younger age groups (13-24yrs: 70.2%; 25-34yrs: 70.1%; 35-44yrs: 70.1%) Race/ethnicity: Hispanics (73.4%); AIAN (60.0%); Blacks (73.3%) Transmission category: Other (not known or not reported: 59.5%)

SUMMARY OF DISPARITIES - RETENTION IN CARE Statewide: 51.2%, much lower than the national 2020 target 90% The following category had a percentage lower than the state average: Age group: younger age groups (13-24yrs: 31.9%; 25-34yrs: 44.7%; 35-44yrs: 42.2%) Race/ethnicity: Hispanics (47.7%); AIAN (40%); Blacks (48.7%); Transmission category: female heterosexual contact (45.9%), Other (not known or not reported: 35.1%)

SUMMARY OF DISPARITIES - VIRAL SUPPRESSION Statewide: 69.4%, 10% lower than the national 2020 target 80% The following categories had a percentage lower than the state average: Age group: younger age groups (13-24yrs: 53.2%; 25-34yrs: 56.4%; 35-44yrs: 58.1%) Race/ethnicity: AIAN (60.0%); Black (58.0%); Mixed races (63.6%) Transmission category: Other (not known or not reported: 50.5%, lowest)

LOOKING FORWARD Linkage to care 1 month: Doing well 2015 at 86.3% higher than NHAS 2020 target at 85% Viral suppression: Promising 2015 at 69.4%, 10% away from 2020 target at 80% Retention in care: A long way to go but Too strict definition: more people achieving viral suppression than retention Disparities exists in all indictors, e.g., younger patients, minority groups (Hispanics, AIANs, Black/African American) Timothy McCormick: program implications of the data Hawaii Strategy Meeting

MAHALO AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Special thanks to my wonderful colleagues HIV Surveillance Team: Brandi K. Juan, Sandy Qiu, Wei Geng Lum HIV Medical Management Services: Timothy McCormick, Anh Tran HIV Prevention and Reengagement: Michelle Wozniak, Alexis Charpentier, Stuart Watson STD Clinic and Field Service: Gerald L. Hasty, Alan Y. Komeya Harm Reduction Services Branch Chief: Peter Whiticar Communicable Disease & PHN Division Chief: Glenn Wasserman, MD To our community partners, e.g., health care providers, AIDS service organizations, volunteers, patients, etc.

FOR MORE INFORMATION 2015 HAWAII HIV/AIDS INTEGRATED EPIDEMIOLOGIC PROFILE HTTP://HEALTH.HAWAII.GOV/HARMREDUCTION/HIV-AIDS/DATA-AND-STATISTICS Questions?