Patients seen at

Infectious Diseases Clinic
620 South Taylor Ave., Suite 100
St. Louis, MO 63110

Education

• BA Molecular and Cell Biology: University of Carlifornia, Berkley, CA (2006)
• MD: Duke University School of Medicine, Durham, NC (2012)
• Internal Medicine Residency - Global Health Track: Hospital of the University of Pennsylavania, Philadelphia, PA (2015)
• Infectious Diseases Fellowship: University of California, San Francisco, CA (2019)

Board Certifications

• Infectious Diseases, Internal Medicine

Clinical Interests

Aaloke’s clinical interests are in HIV and general infectious diseases, particularly in underserved populations.

Research Interests

Aaloke’s overall interest is in utilizing interdisciplinary implementation science research to understand how public health systems can be optimized to deliver high-quality and patient-centered HIV care in resource-limited settings. He has particular interest in utilizing advanced epidemiologic methods, including natural experiments and other causal methods for real-world data, for implementation science research that helps to answer the most pressing and relevant questions to improving patient outcomes during real-world implementation of HIV care in resource-limited settings. Aaloke currently works extensively with the Centre for Infectious Disease Research in Zambia (CIDRZ), a nongovernmental organization based out of Lusaka, Zambia that supports over 300 Ministry of Health-run clinics across two provinces in Zambia. He is currently a co-investigator on a cluster stepped-wedged trial in Zambia to examine the effect of systematically measuring the HIV patient experience and providing routine data feedback, healthcare coaching, and facility-level incentives to improve the overall patient experience as well as patient outcomes.

Publications

PUB MED SEARCH