Peter Kadlecik is an Infectious Disease physician. OpenAlex indexes 6 publications with 217 citations (h-index 5).
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- Beyond the HIV Care Continuum and Viral Suppression: Broadening the Scope of Quality Metrics for Total HIV Patient Care
AIDS Patient Care and STDs
2020 - Impact of Alternative Encounter Types on HIV Viral Suppression Rates in an Integrated Health System
AIDS Patient Care and STDs
2018 - The HIV Care Cascade Measured Over Time and by Age, Sex, and Race in a Large National Integrated Care System
AIDS Patient Care and STDs
2015 - 88The HIV Care Cascade Measured Over Multiple Time Periods Varies by Age and Gender
Open Forum Infectious Diseases
2014 - HIV Quality Performance Measures in a Large Integrated Health Care System
AIDS Patient Care and STDs
2011
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