Table 2.

Best Uses of Additional Resources to Support PrEP, by Staff and Leadera

Potential UseStaff (n = 267), No. (%)Leaders (n = 97), No. (%)P Value
Hiring a physician to provide PrEP51 (19)13 (14).21
Hiring a nurse practitioner to provide PrEP62 (23)20 (21).60
Hiring a physician’s assistant to provide PrEP41 (15)15 (15).98
Hiring a clinical pharmacist to provide PrEP37 (14)23 (24).03
Hiring a nonclinical staff member to help patients with adherence125 (47)43 (44).67
Hiring a nonclinical staff member for benefits navigation134 (50)42 (43).24
Dispensing same-day PrEP106 (40)46 (47).19
Professional development/CME for clinicians130 (49)57 (59).09
Establishing a tele-PrEP program150 (56)62 (64).19
Training and technical assistance for more welcoming/inclusive environments128 (48)62 (64).01
Participating in community events to raise awareness148 (55)58 (60).46
Providing PrEP at off-site locations111 (44)44 (45).52
Establishing a syringe service program84 (31)27 (28).51
Enhancing the electronic medical record to facilitate PrEP137 (51)44 (45).32
Potential UseStaff (n = 267), No. (%)Leaders (n = 97), No. (%)P Value
Hiring a physician to provide PrEP51 (19)13 (14).21
Hiring a nurse practitioner to provide PrEP62 (23)20 (21).60
Hiring a physician’s assistant to provide PrEP41 (15)15 (15).98
Hiring a clinical pharmacist to provide PrEP37 (14)23 (24).03
Hiring a nonclinical staff member to help patients with adherence125 (47)43 (44).67
Hiring a nonclinical staff member for benefits navigation134 (50)42 (43).24
Dispensing same-day PrEP106 (40)46 (47).19
Professional development/CME for clinicians130 (49)57 (59).09
Establishing a tele-PrEP program150 (56)62 (64).19
Training and technical assistance for more welcoming/inclusive environments128 (48)62 (64).01
Participating in community events to raise awareness148 (55)58 (60).46
Providing PrEP at off-site locations111 (44)44 (45).52
Establishing a syringe service program84 (31)27 (28).51
Enhancing the electronic medical record to facilitate PrEP137 (51)44 (45).32

Abbreviations: CME, continuing medical education; PrEP, pre-exposure prophylaxis.

aRespondents could select multiple options.

Table 2.

Best Uses of Additional Resources to Support PrEP, by Staff and Leadera

Potential UseStaff (n = 267), No. (%)Leaders (n = 97), No. (%)P Value
Hiring a physician to provide PrEP51 (19)13 (14).21
Hiring a nurse practitioner to provide PrEP62 (23)20 (21).60
Hiring a physician’s assistant to provide PrEP41 (15)15 (15).98
Hiring a clinical pharmacist to provide PrEP37 (14)23 (24).03
Hiring a nonclinical staff member to help patients with adherence125 (47)43 (44).67
Hiring a nonclinical staff member for benefits navigation134 (50)42 (43).24
Dispensing same-day PrEP106 (40)46 (47).19
Professional development/CME for clinicians130 (49)57 (59).09
Establishing a tele-PrEP program150 (56)62 (64).19
Training and technical assistance for more welcoming/inclusive environments128 (48)62 (64).01
Participating in community events to raise awareness148 (55)58 (60).46
Providing PrEP at off-site locations111 (44)44 (45).52
Establishing a syringe service program84 (31)27 (28).51
Enhancing the electronic medical record to facilitate PrEP137 (51)44 (45).32
Potential UseStaff (n = 267), No. (%)Leaders (n = 97), No. (%)P Value
Hiring a physician to provide PrEP51 (19)13 (14).21
Hiring a nurse practitioner to provide PrEP62 (23)20 (21).60
Hiring a physician’s assistant to provide PrEP41 (15)15 (15).98
Hiring a clinical pharmacist to provide PrEP37 (14)23 (24).03
Hiring a nonclinical staff member to help patients with adherence125 (47)43 (44).67
Hiring a nonclinical staff member for benefits navigation134 (50)42 (43).24
Dispensing same-day PrEP106 (40)46 (47).19
Professional development/CME for clinicians130 (49)57 (59).09
Establishing a tele-PrEP program150 (56)62 (64).19
Training and technical assistance for more welcoming/inclusive environments128 (48)62 (64).01
Participating in community events to raise awareness148 (55)58 (60).46
Providing PrEP at off-site locations111 (44)44 (45).52
Establishing a syringe service program84 (31)27 (28).51
Enhancing the electronic medical record to facilitate PrEP137 (51)44 (45).32

Abbreviations: CME, continuing medical education; PrEP, pre-exposure prophylaxis.

aRespondents could select multiple options.

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