Introduction to The Long View

Today HIV long-term living is a reality. We’ve achieved what was considered impossible just 30 years ago.

But how do we now make sure that living longer goes hand in hand with living a healthy life? For a healthier future, HIV needs a long view.

HIV: The Long View explores how potential future healthcare trends may impact HIV prevention and care, highlighting how a healthier future starts with actions today.

Why HIV: The Long View
The importance of preparing for the future when living with HIV

The report
6 key trends transforming the future of healthcare that will impact HIV prevention and care

Expert input
The unique mix of European collaboration and research

2K
general public surveyed
across Western Europe
to imagine the future
of healthcare
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HIV experts and
healthcare academics
shaping the vision
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healthcare trends
that you will want to
know about
In spite of the often overwhelming challenges we face today, we must also plan ahead, to a future where the majority of people living with HIV globally are virally suppressed
– Professor Jeffrey V. Lazarus, Rigshospitalet, University of Copenhagen, Denmark

We each have the power to determine what the future state will be for HIV. The HIV: The Long View Coalition believe that there are small steps we can take today to make the future as healthy as possible for those living with HIV:

End discrimination

End discrimination

related to sexual behaviour, sexual health and HIV status so that everyone who needs HIV and sexually transmitted infection (STI) care and counsel about prevention will be comfortable seeking it.
End the “one size fits all” approach

End the “one size fits all” approach

to HIV prevention, treatment and education by tailoring HIV-related efforts to specific at-risk populations.
Develop pathways

Develop pathways

to collect more HIV patient data to enhance the body of knowledge about HIV, inform treatment algorithms and ensure people with HIV have every opportunity to benefit from advances in personalised medicine.

Educate and empower

every person at risk of and living with HIV to take charge of their prevention and care now to prevent or delay the onset of chronic conditions in the future.

What small steps will you take?footsteps

HIV: The Long View report couples a long-term future perspective with actionable insights encouraging all HIV stakeholders to help support the long-term health and wellbeing of people living with HIV.

Everyone has a role to play to make sure the future is as healthy as possible for people living with HIV.

001/IHQ/16-06//1357(1)g, November 2016

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