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Delivering good mental health for people living with HIV

Integrating mental health services into HIV care is essential to improve overall well-being for people living with HIV 

People living with HIV are more likely than average to develop mental health issues, but this is not yet fully reflected in HIV services, policies or practices. Stigma, discrimination and social isolation can add to the burden of anxiety and depression facing the HIV community.  

However, integrating psychosocial supports into hospital and community-based care remains a major challenge across Europe and beyond. Clear reimbursement and referral pathways, along with better use of digital health tools and data insights, can help to ensure services meet the needs of the HIV community.  

These were among the recurring themes at a high-level online conference convened by HIV Outcomes to mark World AIDS Day 2020. The event focused on mental health – a topic in line with the wider goal of shifting the focus of HIV policy beyond viral suppression.    

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