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New antiviral medications and laboratory testing have revolutionized the care of patients infected with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). The development of complex treatment regimens has intensified debate about whether care should be restricted to experts in HIV care. Few studies detail how these new treatment regimens are affecting family physicians' desire to continue providing care or need for additional training.

Changing Treatment Regimens for HIV Infection: Impact on Referral Patterns and Training Needs of Family Physicians