HIV-Specific vs Universal Immunization Coverage in US Children with HIV: A Multi-Site Study

Samie Sabet; Nicholas Hollman; Amy Hendrix-Dicken; Michael Raschka; Nhi La; Mark Oldham; Julie Richardson; Deidra Schmidt; Susan Carr; Alexanna Gluck; Mary B. Williams

doi:10.1093/jpids/piag026

April 2, 2026Journal of the Pediatric Infectious Diseases Society

HIV-Specific vs Universal Immunization Coverage in US Children with HIV: A Multi-Site Study

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Key Points

This study aims to assess the disparities in immunization coverage for children living with HIV (CLWH) in the U.S.
Analyzed immunization records from multiple sites
Evaluated adherence to HIV-specific immunization recommendations
Assessed the impact of integrated HIV and primary care services
Identified significant gaps in adherence to immunization guidelines
Highlighted the potential of targeted interventions to improve coverage
Suggested enhancements in clinical decision support systems for better outcomes

Implication

Multi-site study reveals gaps in immunization coverage for US children with HIV, suggesting targeted interventions are needed.

Abstract

Significant gaps exist in adherence to HIV-specific immunization recommendations. Targeted interventions, including integrated HIV and primary care services and enhanced clinical decision support systems, may improve coverage for CLWH.

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Sabet et al. (2026) studied this question.

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HIV-Specific vs Universal Immunization Coverage in US Children with HIV: A Multi-Site Study

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Abstract

Discussion

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