Effect of Patient Navigation With or Without Financial Incentives on Viral Suppression Among Hospitalized Patients With HIV Infection and Substance Use: A Randomized Clinical Trial

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@Cortes_Penfield Not necessarily. We published the primary results of @NIDAnews CTN049, a negative trial, in @JAMA_current https://t.co/yNx9sGtGHu

@HoltgraveHealth Agree. I have dabbled a big in FI using them in two studies (https://t.co/LajP6SABQJ & https://t.co/Z4hplGStxW) and think there is a lot for us to learn from behavioral economists.

@JColasantiMD @qrmd03 Agree. This is why our linkage to care after hospitalization is so awful. It doesn’t need to be the case, in @NIDAnews CTN 049 linkage was great after discharge https://t.co/LajP6SABQJ

CTN0064 wrap up: Financial incentives don’t work in all cause mortality for HIV with #addiction, high rates of mortality (26% 1 year). But HCV intervention facilitation does work, especially for men. https://t.co/NfPcclSY2s

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