The continuum of PrEP prevention and care consists of several phases, including (1) identifıcation of eligible individuals;
(2) receipt of PrEP; (3) retention in PrEP treatment; and, in some circumstances, (4) post-PrEP care.The roles and responsibilities of primary care and public health entities vary across this continuum, as does their level of collaboration and integration. Given the complexities and resources involved in PrEP implementation, organizations may be most effective to the extent that they capitalize on their strengths (e.g., community out outreach among public health agencies, drug monitoring among primary care providers). Articulated below are complementary and coordinated activities that are
needed by primary care and public health agencies across the PrEP treatment cascade