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To assist in their data collection and reporting capacity, the HIV\/AIDS Bureau in the Health Resources and Services Administration released its first version of a software application called CAREWare in 2000.<\/jats:p>\n               <jats:p>Methods This report describes the development of the application, the agencies that use it, how it is used, and overall satisfaction. The role of CAREWare in the larger health information technology landscape affecting HIV primary care providers is also discussed.<\/jats:p>\n               <jats:p>Results and Conclusion CAREWare has evolved significantly in functionality and use, including the capacity to run in a real-time network connecting multiple service providers, generate performance measures, and import data in multiple formats. The application is the source of over half of the Bureau s data, is used regularly by most providers and is installed in nearly every state. 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