Publications by authors named "Lindsey Kinsinger"
Article Synopsis
- Since February 2020, the U.S. has reported about 6.5 million COVID-19 cases and approximately 190,000 deaths, with a focus on individuals under 21 years old.
- Among the 121 deaths in this age group during the early pandemic, 63% were males, and most were aged between 10-20 years, with a significant percentage being Hispanic and Black.
- About 75% of those who died had underlying medical conditions, highlighting the need for ongoing monitoring and effective prevention strategies as schools reopen.
Operationalizing a Data to Care Strategy in Michigan Through Cross-Agency Collaborations.
Kathryn E Macomber Abigail Viall Vishakha Ramakrishnan Janae Wilson Mary-Grace Brandt Lindsey Kinsinger
J Acquir Immune Defic Syndr
September 2019
Background: For persons with HIV infection (PWH), viral load suppression is essential to maintaining health and reducing the likelihood of HIV transmission. Data to Care (D2C) is an important strategy for improving HIV outcomes but may be resource-intensive to execute.
Setting: In 2016, Michigan joined the HIV Health Improvement Affinity Group to strengthen D2C partnerships between its Medicaid and HIV program.