Medical monitoring project - michigan has been an active participant in the medical monitoring project for many years with the goals of assessing quality of care guiding resource allocation and…

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention awarded a $1.376 million cooperative agreement to the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services on September 30, 2025, under the HIV/AIDS Surveillance program (CFDA 93.944) to support the Medical Monitoring Project through September 29, 2030. Michigan conducts participant interviews and medical record abstractions to assess quality of care, guide resource allocation, and contribute to national HIV care improvement efforts. The Medical Monitoring Project staff integrate with HIV surveillance infrastructure, accessing the Enhanced HIV/AIDS Registry, Electronic Laboratory Management System, and Michigan Disease Surveillance System to capture demographics, care status, health facility, and laboratory data. Between 2020 and 2023, Michigan completed 780 participant interviews and 745 medical record abstractions while meeting all performance benchmarks under case surveillance-based sampling methodology. The surveillance program maintains high data completeness rates: 99 percent for name and date of birth, 90 percent for full addresses, and 37 percent for phone numbers on prevalent cases in the National HIV Surveillance System. Medical Monitoring Project data informs national and local assessments of unmet needs, behaviors, and care trends for people with HIV. Performance occurs in Michigan.

Medical monitoring project - michigan has been an active participant in the medical monitoring project for many years with the goals of assessing quality of care guiding resource allocation and contributing to the national efforts to improve care for people with human immunodeficiency virus people with human immunodeficiency virus medical monitoring project staff are integrated with human immunodeficiency virus surveillance staff and have access to several surveillance tools including the enhanced human immunodeficiency virus acquired immunodeficiency syndrome registry the electronic laboratory management system and the michigan disease surveillance system used to capture demographics care status health facility and laboratory data on eligible for medical monitoring project sampling michigans national human immunodeficiency virus surveillance system data has phone numbers for 37 percent of prevalent cases and full addresses on 90 percent of cases we also have 99 percent completeness for name and date of birth michigans surveillance program obtained access to transunion tloxp in 2016 in addition to quarterly cleanings performed by the enhanced human immunodeficiency virus acquired immunodeficiency syndrome registry data manager information received from transunion batches is used for data cleaning and to aid partner services with contacting newly diagnosed persons between 2015 and 2023 michigan interviewed 1662 participants and performed 1583 medical record abstractions on behalf of the project michigans award was continued in 2020 under the case surveillance based sampling methodology where medical monitoring project staff have successfully met each performance benchmark in cycles 2020 through 2023 the total number of interviews and abstractions completed over this period totals 780 and 745 respectively medical monitoring project data is used nationally and locally to support unmet needs and assess behaviors and care trends for those who have human immunodeficiency virus historical medical monitoring project data has provided michigan with statistics pertaining to referral services service utilization unmet needs measurement towards the national human immunodeficiency virus acquired immunodeficiency syndrome strategy goals and the impact of social determinants of health on people with human immunodeficiency virus the medical monitoring project team has a close relationship with the continuum of care unit in the human immunodeficiency virus care section the michigan human immunodeficiency virus acquired immunodeficiency syndrome coalition and the southeast michigan human immunodeficiency virus acquired immunodeficiency syndrome coalition who are partners in implementing medical monitoring project data in the community