Table 2:

Intervention Models and Frameworks from the PRECluDE Consortium.

Intervention Name	Project Title	Project Grant Number	Principal Investigators (PIs)	Intervention Model	Implementation Framework37, 39–41, 52, 61, 78	Intervention Model Description
EXTRA-CVD	A nurse-led intervention to extend the HIV treatment cascade for cardiovascular disease prevention	U01HL14209921	Christopher Longenecker, MD Allison Webel, RN, PhD Hayden Bosworth, PhD	Multi-component healthcare delivery	RE-AIM	Nurse-led care coordination for BP and cholesterol management Nurse-managed medication protocols and adherence support Home blood pressure monitoring Electronic medical records support tools
GREAT 2	Implementation Research: Translating the ABCS into HIV Care (or Get Ready and Empowered About Treatment)	U01HL14210723	Kevin Fiscella, MD Amneris Luque, MD Jonathan N. Tobin, PhD	Multilevel ABCS training (behavioral)	RE-AIM QuEST and CFIR	Mixture of patient-targeted strategies (patient activation training/coaching and SMS texting) and clinician-targeted strategies (audit and feedback reports to clinicians about ASCVD risk changes and adherence in patients and academic detailing) that provide information regarding ABCS
HHMB (Healing Our Hearts, Minds, and Bodies)	Enhancing patient and organizational readiness for CVD risk reduction among persons living with HIV or AIDS	U01HL14210925	Arleen Brown, MD, PhD Alison Hamilton, PhD, MPH Gail Wyatt, PhD	Blended, culturally-congruent, evidence-informed, psychoeducational, trauma-focused care model (behavioral)	REP and CFIR	Participants engage in various activities (e.g., expressive writing, discussions, relaxation techniques, and health action plan development) to address their trauma histories and barriers to care and to increase patients with HIV participation in CVD risk reduction with the help of health coaches Employees are provided ongoing education about CVD guidelines, and audit and feedback about guideline-concordant patient care and evaluated in interviews about the implementation process for the intervention
INSPIRE	INcreasing Statin Prescribing in HIV Behavioral Economics Research (or Behavioral Economics and Implementation Research to Reduce Cardiovascular Risk in HIV-Infected Adults)	U01HL14210427	Joseph Ladapo, MD, PhD William E. Cunningham, MD, MPH	Multilevel, dual prevention education and peer comparisons (behavioral)	CFIR	Knowledge assessment of barriers to prescribing statins Tailored education at the leadership, provider (peer champion-led, in-person educational sessions), and patient levels (pamphlets) Behavioral economics-informed feedback for providers through peer comparisons by email (monthly reports of providers’ rates of prescribing statins to eligible PLWH)
ACHIEVE	AdvanCing High-quality COPD care for people with immune dysfunction by Implementing EVidence-based management through proactive E-consults	U01HL14210329	Kristina Crothers, MD David H. Au, MD, MS Christian Helfrich, PhD, MPH	Multi-modal, electronic health technology (behavioral)	RE-AIM and CFIR	Pulmonologists and pharmacists as a team identify first PLWH who have COPD with upcoming appointments with an ID provider Team of specialists then deliver real-time, guideline-based recommendations tailored to each patient via electronic health records (EHRs) as an E-consult before the upcoming appointment