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July 26, 2026International Journal of STD & AIDS

Analysis of a clinical pathway for the use of long-acting injectable antiretroviral therapy in adherence challenged people living with HIV

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SQSiobhan QuirkeDLDorarca LynchGKGavin Kelly

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Overview

Prospective evaluation assesses virological outcomes in adherence-challenged individuals receiving injectable HIV therapy, suggesting improvements in care delivery.

Key Points

  • This evaluation aims to assess the implementation and outcomes of a clinical pathway for delivering LA-CAB/RPV to individuals facing adherence challenges in HIV treatment.
  • Prospective service evaluation across two Irish HIV centres
  • Multidisciplinary pathway designed for individuals unable to adhere to oral therapy
  • Assessment of virological control, treatment discontinuation, and injection timeliness during the first 16 months.
  • Of 51 screened individuals, 12 initiated treatment with LA-CAB/RPV; follow-up data was available for analysis.
  • All participants who commenced treatment with virological suppression maintained suppression; three out of nine with detectable viraemia achieved suppression.
  • Retention in care remained favourable with most delayed injections occurring within accepted dosing windows.

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Quirke et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a65a91fd3aea3239cd79132https://doi.org/10.1177/09564624261469251
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