Trends in Reasons for Hospitalization in a Multisite United States Cohort of Persons Living With HIV, 2001–2008

Abstract

ADI hospitalizations have continued to decline in recent years but are still relatively frequent and potentially costly given long lengths of stay. Increases or stability in the rates of chronic end-organ disease admissions imply a need for broader medical knowledge among individual clinicians and/or teams who care for persons living with HIV and a need for long-term access to medications for these conditions.