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HIV surveillance in Massachusetts.


 The Massachusetts Department of Public Health will begin implementing an HIV surveillance program using a non-name based system. AIDS cases have been reportable since 1983, and data from the reporting system show that infection rates in the State dropped 60 percent from 1995 to 1997 and are continuing to decrease. The process of developing the HIV system in Massachusetts involved HIV activists, public health specialists, and community members. Training will begin 2 months prior to implementation, and a formal evaluation process for the system will begin immediately. Frequently asked questions about HIV surveillance systems are included.
