24 – 26 The findings of a recent survey of military primary care providers suggest there may be significant gaps that must be addressed in knowledge and training among military providers in the culturally competent delivery of primary care for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender patients. 27 This investigation identified a number of epidemiologic links to the social sexual networks among soldiers and their contacts in the community but the majority of interviews did not result in soldiers naming other soldiers as their contacts.
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Centralized HIV Program Oversight: An Investigation of a Case Series of New HIV Infections among US Army Soldiers, 2012 to 2013.
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