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Fostering HIV Program Quality to Achieve Epidemic Impact

El-Sadr WM, Barker P, Rabkin M, Pillay Y (eds). Fostering HIV Program Quality to Achieve Epidemic Impact. AIDS. 2015 Jul;29(Suppl 2):S119-S194.

The official journal of the International AIDS Society – AIDS – has published an open access special supplement on the importance of quality improvement in HIV/AIDS care. The supplement was co-edited by IHI Senior Vice President, Dr. Pierre Barker, who also co-authored three articles in the issue:

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