#78 – New Therapies in HIV: The Long Road to Long-acting Antiretrovirals - Are We There Yet?
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How to Manage the Increased Workload in an HIV Clinic
When cabotegravirine was only once a month schedule, they did not even consider implementing it. So then when it went to every eight weeks, that became a bit more feasible. We actually hired another nurse in our clinic so that there was always one nurse available to be able to give all the injections. It's created a lot of extra work as well as on my job,. Just seeing patients, making sure I have the drugs physically available has been kind of a big deal.
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