Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

Baltimore, Maryland, United States


Purpose

to provide more rational and adaptive trial designs for future PrEP development to reduce the risk of study failure (Type III process failure) due to poor adherence and other influential outcome variables. Related to this, the project will provide readily available decision management tools for clinicians to engage more rationally in discussion of HIV risk and dosing scenarios appropriate to that risk in the absence of RCT data. Both of these will provide key tools in the development and implementation or HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis to reduce the burden of HIV infection through prevention

Division

Global Health

Date

April 2014

Region Served

GLOBAL

Committed amount

$827,647

Grant topic

HIV

Duration (months)

44

Grantee location

Baltimore, Maryland, United States

Related work

HIV

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