… HIV screening in healthcare settings. These revisions included a recommendation to screen
all patients between the ages of 13 and 64 regardless of risk at least once (Branson et al., …

… settings (including emergency departments and sexually transmitted disease and primary
care clinics), more HIV … , all adult patients are informed that an HIV test could be performed, but …

… Provide training to healthcare professionals on disaster response protocols, including the
management of HIV/AIDS in emergency settings. This ensures that healthcare workers can …

… the HIV surveillance, prevention, and treatment community in Massachusetts and included
one of the first uses of HIV … HIV testing services were extended to emergency departments, …

… Meaning Although few emergency department clinicians in … with referral for ongoing treatment,
many expressed a willingness … Emergency departments (EDs) are an important setting for …

… for initiating treatment for opioid use disorder (OUD) and providing referrals for ongoing care,
3 -5 and people seeking treatment for … Emergency department–initiated buprenorphine with …

… multiple interventions that integrated HIV testing, prevention and treatment. The studies
were conducted in southern and eastern Africa across a broad range of settings from rural to …

… The COVID-19 pandemic is superimposed on the HIV pandemic, jeopardizing progress
toward HIV elimination. Routine HIV screening in health care settings is a key elimination …

… fire and emergency management systems that track HIV infection and emergency responses
… Opioid use fueling HIV transmission in an urban setting: an outbreak of HIV infection among …

… The guidelines will also be of interest to national HIV treatment advisory boards, national HIV
… that provide technical and financial support to HIV programmes in resource-limited settings. …