1. CQUIN: The HIV Coverage, Quality, and Impact Network Miriam Rabkin, MD, MPH Director for Health Systems Strategies ICAP Columbia University

2. ICAP at Columbia University A large global health center situated at Columbia’s Mailman School of Public Health Longstanding PEPFAR implementing partner Broad expertise in HIV program conceptualization, design, implementation, and evaluation With ICAP support: – 21M tested for HIV, including 5.8M pregnant women – 1.7M people initiated ART – 3.4M PLHIV screened for TB

3. ICAP at Columbia University ICAP supports: 21 countries, 4328 health facilities, 700 laboratories

4. Mission | ICAP ensures the wellness of families and communities by strengthening health systems around the world. Vision | Quality health care should be available to everyone.

5. What is CQUIN? With support from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, ICAP is launching a multi-country learning network to advance differentiated care The HIV Coverage, Quality & Impact Network – Fostering south-to-south learning and experience- sharing (workshops, exchange visits, conferences) – Providing technical assistance with needs assessments, program design, QI, M&E etc.

6. Illustrative Network Activities Needs assessments and mapping of DC activities Fostering support for DC amongst stakeholders Technical assistance with selecting/designing DC models, building on the IAS toolkit Hands-on implementation assistance for QI collaboratives to enhance DC services South-to-south workshops, meetings, site visits Adaptation of M&E strategies and tools

7. Why Join CQUIN? Implementation of differentiated care at scale is not necessarily a simple endeavor Rethinking service delivery will impact training, supervision, procurement, medication dispensing, logistics, M&E and other health systems element CQUIN will bring countries together to learn from peers and to access targeted TA

8. Join the Network ! For more information, please contact: Dr. Miriam Rabkin: mr84@columbia.edumr84@columbia.edu