Development Core Supplemental Grants NIH Administrative Awards PI/s (Institution) Title Mechanism Chibuzo Enemchukwu (Rockefeller)/ Oni Blackstock (NYC-DOH MH) Strategies to reduce health disparities through uptake of HIV prevention and care FY 2018 NIH CFAR Administrative Award Preethi Pathela (NYC DOH-MH) Elucidating PrEP and non-PrEP-related drivers of STI trends in NYC FY 2018 NIH CFAR Administrative Award Maureen Charron (Einstein) Elucidating metabolic consequences of PrEP and ART and obesogenic mechanisms during HIV infection FY 2019 NIH CFAR Administrative Award Matthew Akiyama (Einstein) Comparing HIV testing approaches in a jail setting for scope of detection, rapidity of diagnosis, initiation into care, viral suppression and cost-effectiveness FY 2019 NIH CFAR Administrative Award Uriel Felsen (Einstein) Machine learning to identify patterns of care among HIV at-risk FY 2019 NIH CFAR Administrative Award Drew Westmoreland (CUNY) Food insecurity and competing financial priorities impact on PrEP use among sexual minority men FY 2019 NIH CFAR Administrative Award Laurie Bauman (Einstein) Strategies to scale up PrEP availability in primary care FY 2019 Ending the HIV Epidemic program Viraj Patel (Einstein) Identifying novel care delivery preferences to increase PrEP uptake and persistence among Black, Latinx, and young men who have sex with men, trans-men, and trans-women at high risk of HIV to inform pragmatic interventions FY 2019 Ending the HIV Epidemic minority program Sarit Golub (Einstein) Novel strategies for reducing barriers to hiv testing and increasing access to PrEP for cisgender women 2020 Ending the HIV Epidemic program David Lounsbury (Einstein) Provider-targeted communications strategies to reduce stigma and promote PrEP uptake 2020 Ending the HIV Epidemic program McKaylee Robertson (CUNY) Evaluating the Healthix bottom-up strategy in New York City using an implementation science framework 2020 Ending the HIV Epidemic program Viraj Patel (Einstein) Patient-focused PrEP management to increase coverage for highest priority patients in primary care in a high prevalence jurisdiction 2020 Ending the HIV Epidemic program – 2 Year Grant Laurie Bauman (Einstein) Testing two service models of PrEP delivery in OBGYN clinics FY 2021 Ending the HIV Epidemic program Team-initiated Implementation Research Matthew Akiyama (Einstein) Directly-observed-therapy enhanced peer-support to promote adherence to antiretroviral therapy among criminal justice-involved individuals: The DEPART-CJI Study FY 2021 Planning projects to address social and structural determinants of HIV Jonathan Ross (Einstein) Low-threshold, community-based strategies to scale up PrEP for Latino MSM FY 2021 Planning projects to address social and structural determinants of HIV