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Amsterdam 95-95-95 Targets (2022)

98%

95%

96%

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Amsterdam HIV Care Continuum (2020) PLHIV: 6,420

95%

90%

90%

86%

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6,420

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6,120

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5,802

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5,775

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5,496

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4,680

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4,550

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4,360

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4,340

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4,179

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120

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337

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366

Source: Provided by the City of Amsterdam

42

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0.74%

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13.9

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Amsterdam

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Methodology

The number of HIV-positive people by the end of 2018 was estimated by adding the total estimated number of people living with undiagnosed HIV to the observed number of diagnosed HIV-positive individuals living in Amsterdam, based on the first four digits of their most recent home address postal code. The number of undiagnosed people by the end of 2018 was estimated with the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) HIV Modelling Tool, using annual data on new HIV diagnoses stratified by CD4 count at the time of diagnosis or a concurrent AIDS diagnosis. This method reconstructed the number of annual newly acquired HIV infections and the distribution of time between infection and diagnosis, and subsequently determined the proportion still undiagnosed. Retention in care was defined as at least one clinic visit, or a CD4 or RNA measurement in 2018. People were considered to be on antiretroviral treatment whenever they started antiretroviral treatment before the end of 2018. Viral suppression was defined as HIV RNA <200 copies/ml at the last RNA measurement in 2018, where people without a measurement in 2018 were considered unsuppressed.

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Methodology

The number of HIV-positive people by the end of 2019 was estimated by adding the total estimated number of people living with undiagnosed HIV to the observed number of diagnosed HIV-positive individuals living in Amsterdam, based on the first four digits of their most recent home address postal code. The number of undiagnosed people by the end of 2019 was estimated with the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) HIV Modelling Tool, using annual data on new HIV diagnoses stratified by CD4 count at the time of diagnosis or a concurrent AIDS diagnosis. This method reconstructed the number of annual newly-acquired HIV infections and the distribution of time between infection and diagnosis, and subsequently determined the proportion still undiagnosed. Retention in care was defined as at least one clinic visit, or a CD4 or RNA measurement in 2019. People were considered to be on antiretroviral treatment whenever they started antiretroviral treatment before the end of 2019. Viral suppression was defined as HIV RNA <200 copies/ml at the last RNA measurement in 2019, where people without a measurement in 2019 were considered unsuppressed.

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Methodology

The number of HIV-positive people by the end of 2018 was estimated by adding the total estimated number of people living with undiagnosed HIV to the observed number of diagnosed HIV-positive individuals living in Amsterdam, based on the first four digits of their most recent home address postal code. The number of undiagnosed people by the end of 2018 was estimated with the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) HIV Modelling Tool, using annual data on new HIV diagnoses stratified by CD4 count at the time of diagnosis or a concurrent AIDS diagnosis. This method reconstructed the number of annual newly acquired HIV infections and the distribution of time between infection and diagnosis, and subsequently determined the proportion still undiagnosed. Retention in care was defined as at least one clinic visit, or a CD4 or RNA measurement in 2018. People were considered to be on antiretroviral treatment whenever they started antiretroviral treatment before the end of 2018. Viral suppression was defined as HIV RNA <200 copies/ml at the last RNA measurement in 2018, where people without a measurement in 2018 were considered unsuppressed.

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Methodology

The number of HIV-positive people by the end of 2019 was estimated by adding the total estimated number of people living with undiagnosed HIV to the observed number of diagnosed HIV-positive individuals living in Amsterdam, based on the first four digits of their most recent home address postal code. The number of undiagnosed people by the end of 2019 was estimated with the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) HIV Modelling Tool, using annual data on new HIV diagnoses stratified by CD4 count at the time of diagnosis or a concurrent AIDS diagnosis. This method reconstructed the number of annual newly-acquired HIV infections and the distribution of time between infection and diagnosis, and subsequently determined the proportion still undiagnosed. Retention in care was defined as at least one clinic visit, or a CD4 or RNA measurement in 2019. People were considered to be on antiretroviral treatment whenever they started antiretroviral treatment before the end of 2019. Viral suppression was defined as HIV RNA <200 copies/ml at the last RNA measurement in 2019, where people without a measurement in 2019 were considered unsuppressed.

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Methodology

(AvS, 04/03/2021) calculated as the number in the first stage of the care continuum (=number with HIV by the end of the year) divided by the total population on 1 January of the following year

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