Sorting through the lost and found: are patient perceptions of engagement in care consistent with standard continuum of care measures?

Authors

Amanda D. Castel, George Washington UniversityFollow
Wenze Tang
James Peterson
Meriam Mikre
David Parenti, George Washington UniversityFollow
Richard ElionFollow
Angela WoodFollow
Irene Kuo, George Washington UniversityFollow
Sarah WillisFollow
Sean AllenFollow
Paige Kulie
Ifeoma Ikwuemesi
Kossia Dassie
Jillian Dunning
Brittani Saafir-Callaway
Alan GreenbergFollow

Document Type

Journal Article

Publication Date

5-1-2015

Journal

Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes

Volume

69

Issue

1 (suppl)

Inclusive Pages

S44-55

Keywords

Continuity of Patient Care; HIV Infections--psychology; Patient Acceptance of Health Care--psychology; Public Health Surveillance

APA Citation

Castel, A.D., Tang, W., Peterson, J. Mikre, M., Parenti, D., Elion, R., Wood, A., Kuo, I., Willis, S., Allen, S., Kulie, P., Ikwuemesi, I., Dassie, K., Dunning, J., Saafir-Callaway, B., Greenberg, A. (2015) Sorting through the lost and found: are patient perceptions of engagement in care consistent with standard continuum of care measures? Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes 69 Supplement 1:S44-55

Peer Reviewed

1