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Capstone Evaluation Plan: Long-Acting Injectable Cabenuva for HIV Management

This evaluation plan is designed to determine the effects of long-acting injectable Cabenuva on

the management of HIV in virally suppressed adults in a period of six months. It establishes

objective results and uses a mixed-methods approach to assess the adherence, viral suppression,

patient satisfaction, and healthcare utilization, which guarantees strong, evidence-based results.

Outcome Goals

The intervention leverages Cabenuva to optimize HIV care. The primary outcome goals are:

1. Better Medication Adherence: The increase in adherence rate, which is the

number of monthly injection appointments, by at least 20 percent relative to the baseline

rate of oral antiretroviral therapy (ART) adherence, will ensure that treatment is

consistent.

2. Sustained Viral Suppression: Achieve viral suppression (viral load <200

copies/mL) in 90 percent of participants at six months, relative to historical oral ART

data, to delay disease progression.

3. Improved Patient Satisfaction: Achieve a 15 percent increase in validated survey

satisfaction scores, indicating greater convenience and ease of treatment and less stigma,

leading to long-term patient engagement.

4. Lower Healthcare Utilization: Reduce HIV-related emergency care or

hospitalization by 10 percent to enhance affordable care and quality.

These outcomes advance health promotion, care quality, and resource efficiency for a vulnerable

population.

Evaluation Plan

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