… per HIV-positive patient. Conclusion: An ED-based, risk-targeted HIV screening program
is feasible and over time could detect a significant number of asymptomatic HIV-infected …

… of a rapid HIV testing program integrated into emergency department (ED) services, using
… a novel, 2-tiered program for providing ED-based HIV testing. The model included opt-in …

… rates of rapid HIV testing, test offer, and acceptance in an urban emergency department (ED…
In a randomized controlled ED-based trial, we found that routine, voluntary HIV testing was …

… HIV screening using the Denver HIV risk score to nontargeted rapid HIV screening in the
emergency department.  … Effect of rapid HIV screening on emergency departments operational …

… addressing utility and feasibility of HIV screening in EDs as a … in the emergency medicine
literature demonstrating a sufficient disease burden to warrant recommending HIV screening in …

… reports a multicenter evaluation of ED-based HIV screening programs using fourth-generation
combination antigen-antibody HIV assays. This technology delivers a sensitivity and …

… is being performed, whereas we use the term “screening” to refer to routine HIV testing as …
the type of HIV screening program, we use the National Emergency Department HIV Testing …

… and treat” strategies) could have a major impact on the HIV … of HIV testing based on the CD4
cell count at diagnosis. To do this, we use illustrative examples comparing routine screening …

… -based HIV screening program in a resource-poor urban teaching facility in the Deep South.
We define our success based on our relatively high test … high undocumented HIV prevalence …

… health issues.48, 49 In one ED-based HIV screening program, 80% linkage to care was
attained by walking patients directly to the infectious diseases clinic on receipt of their positive …