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<abstract>Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO reviewed the funding formulas
established under the Ryan White Care Act, focusing on: (1) whether the
existing formulas distribute funds equitably to states and eligible
metropolitan areas (EMA); (2) the factors that inhibit greater funding
equity; and (3) formula changes that are needed to improve funding
equity.&lt;p/&gt;GAO found that: (1) although Ryan White Care Act funding formulas
include factors used in equity-based formulas, they result in per-case
funding discrepancies because EMA cases are double counted; (2) states
without EMA do not benefit from double counting and receive
significantly less funding than states with EMA; (3) the indicators used
to target funds to needy states and EMA fail to take geographic cost
differences into consideration; (4) EMA funding levels are based on the
cumulative number of reported acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS)
cases, resulting in the oldest EMA receiving the most funding; (5)
better cost indicators could be used to target more funds to states and
EMA where resources are the most strained by AIDS; and (6) funding
equity could be improved by eliminating the inappropriate double
counting of AIDS cases and by using more appropriate measures of EMA and
state funding needs.</abstract>
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