March 3, 2026Open Access

Providers’ Perspectives on the Social Determinants of Health and Burnout Among HIV Care Providers in the United States

Key Points

Improved provider well-being is crucial for maintaining patient engagement in care.
Addressing social determinants of health may enhance the goal of viral suppression.
The analysis indicates that community services are vital for supporting patients effectively.
Optimizing practices can reduce burnout among HIV care providers, benefiting the overall health system.

Abstract

These findings suggest the importance of improving provider well-being and optimizing practices to effectively bridge the community with social services to ensure that people living with HIV remain engaged in care and attain the goal of viral suppression.

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Kristen Khoang

University of Kansas

Naima Alam

University of Kansas

Alexandra Brown

University of Kansas

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Cureus

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University of Kansas

University of Kansas Medical Center

University of Missouri–Kansas City

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Providers’ Perspectives on the Social Determinants of Health and Burnout Among HIV Care Providers in the United States

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