Jail, an unappreciated medical home: Assessing the feasibility of a strengths-based case management intervention to improve the care retention of HIV-infected persons once released from jail.

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Jail, an unappreciated medical home: Assessing the feasibility of a strengths-based case management intervention to improve the care retention of HIV-infected persons once released from jail.

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Ana Drobeniuc

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Carlos Del Rio

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Chava Bowden

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Colin Cerwonka

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Tiffany L Lemon

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Incarceration of people living with HIV/AIDS: implications for treatment-as-prevention.

Incarceration predicts virologic failure for HIV-infected injection drug users receiving antiretroviral therapy.

Establishing an HIV Screening Program Led by Staff Nurses in a County Jail.

Influence of Jail Incarceration and Homelessness Patterns on Engagement in HIV Care and HIV Viral Suppression among New York City Adults Living with HIV/AIDS.

Intensive case management before and after prison release is no more effective than comprehensive pre-release discharge planning in linking HIV-infected prisoners to care: a randomized trial.

Continuous Retention and Viral Suppression Provide Further Insights Into the HIV Care Continuum Compared to the Cross-sectional HIV Care Cascade.

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