Person-centered HIV services integrated within public and private sector primary health care (PHC) provide a critical strategy for sustained services as part of national health programs and 2030 universal health coverage (UHC) goals. Recent studies and real-world implementation have found HIV and PHC service uptake, treatment continuation, improved individual health outcomes and service delivery cost-efficiencies associated with integrated person-centered care (PCC). However, integrated PCC can be nebulous, with models and service delivery packages varying based on population needs and preferences. This session will feature real-world experiences of delivering integrated PCC designed to meet the unique needs of distinct client populations. Participants will hear firsthand how PCC shapes clients' care experience, as well as from the perspectives of providers, implementing partners, policymakers and donors on how and why integrated person-centered care advances local and global HIV, PHC and UHC goals. This session will be suitable for health providers, program managers, implementers, civil society organizations, community monitoring groups, client advocates, private sector partners, and policymakers.

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