CDC HIV Prevention Data Collection Review
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The CDC is seeking final public comments on its National HIV Prevention Program Monitoring and Evaluation data collection before OMB approval. The review focuses on whether the information is useful, whether the estimated reporting burden is accurate, and whether the process can be made clearer or less costly. Organizations involved in HIV prevention programs, public health agencies, and other affected respondents have 30 days to comment through OMB’s review process. The notice does not change program rules, but it may shape how CDC collects monitoring and evaluation data in the future.
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Key Changes
- Opens a 30-day comment period for the CDC’s HIV prevention monitoring and evaluation data collection request
- Asks for feedback on the usefulness, burden, clarity, and cost of the proposed information collection
- Moves the request into OMB review before possible approval