ABOUT THE IeDEA TREAT ALL DASHBOARD
In late 2015, the World Health Organization (WHO) recommended universal treatment of all people living with HIV, regardless of CD4 count or disease stage. WHO’s expanded treatment recommendation—also known as “Treat All”—has dramatically improved access to life-saving treatment around the globe. The purpose of the IeDEA Treat All Dashboard is to disseminate “real world” service delivery data from sites participating in IeDEA, along with research related to Treat All implementation and outcomes.
WHERE WE ARE
We compile data from HIV care and treatment service delivery sites participating in IeDEA in sub-Saharan Africa, including the subregions of Central, East, Southern and West Africa.
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IeDEA regions in sub-Saharan Africa
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Clinics contributing data to IeDEA
1.4M people living with HIV ever enrolled at care and treatment sites in Africa participating in IeDEA
WHO Treat All guidelines expanded
WHO Treat All guidelines expanded
WHO Treat All guidelines expanded
WHO Treat All guidelines expanded
FEATURED DATA VISUALIZATIONS
Timely ART initiation among patients enrolling in care at IeDEA sites
(2010 – 2017)
Central Africa
WHO Treat All guidelines expanded
East Africa
WHO Treat All guidelines expanded
Southern Africa
WHO Treat All guidelines expanded
West Africa
WHO Treat All guidelines expanded
- Initiated ART within 7 days
- Initiated ART within 30 days
- Initiated ART within 12 months
IeDEA BLOG
RECENT PUBLICATIONS
International Journal of STD & AIDS | 2021
Clinical Infectious Diseases | 2021
The Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal | 2021
WHO Treat All guidelines expanded