Kate Hamilton, Lara Hasney, Tanya Cohn, J P Posnak
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Abstract
Purpose: Identification of disparity in preexposure prophylaxis (PrEP) prescription by demographic group.
Design: Exploratory descriptive study.
Methods: Secondary data analysis of 1114 patients who received PrEP from Planned Parenthood League of Massachusetts (PPLM) between 2017 and 2020.
Findings: Persons of Asian racial-identity had a higher mean PrEP prescription than the other racial groups. Persons over 30 had a higher mean PrEP prescription than those 18-29.
Conclusions: Discrepancy of PrEP prescription reveals opportunities to improve PrEP delivery.
Clinical evidence: Providers of PrEP delivery and community health nurses can enhance delivery by better electronic medical charting regarding PrEP discussion and nonadherence.
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