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Peer‐supported digital collection of patient‐reported outcomes in HIV care: Promise, practical barriers and lessons from a pilot study within the ICONA cohort

S. D. Benedittis, A. Tavelli, R. Gagliardini, T. Bini, M. Guastavigna, V. Mazzotta, C. Muccini, M. Farinella, L. Cosmaro, A. Perziano, G. Guaraldi, A. Cozzi-Lepri, A. Giacomelli, M. Cernuschi, A. D, Arminio Monforte, A. Cingolani, Thế, Icona Cohort, Study Group

2026.2.25HIV MEDICINE

DOI: 10.1111/hiv.70214

tlooto Summary

Peer support modestly improved PRO completion and fostered greater awareness of PROs within HIV care and identified practical lessons for integrating peers into digital, person-centred HIV care.

Abstract

To explore whether peer support could enhance patient‐reported outcome (PRO) completion through a mobile health platform within the ICONA cohort of people with HIV in Italy, and to identify practical lessons for integrating peers into digital, person‐centred HIV care.

Citation format

BENEDITTIS, S. D., et al. Peer‐supported digital collection of patient‐reported outcomes in HIV care: Promise, practical barriers and lessons from a pilot study within the ICONA cohort. HIV MEDICINE, 2026, 27(5): 815–818.