… undiagnosed HIV infection among patients presenting to an urban emergency department
(ED) and to assess the feasibility of routinely offering voluntary HIV testing in this setting. …

… emergency medicine community ultimately succeed in advancing our knowledge and application
of ED HIV testing, … as a model for future areas of emergency practice, particularly in the …

… in US ED-based HIV testing to share experiences and … to conduct ED-based HIV screening
programs. Invitations to … ED-based HIV testing programs; researchers in ED-based HIV …

… of an ED-based HIV screening program. Strategies allowing the optimization of human
resources’ utilization such as HIV targeted screening in the EDs might be privileged. …

… For the purpose of this study, time data were adjusted to include only HIV aspects of the
HIV/STD screening program. Therefore these data differ from the cost data in a previously …

… Emergency department-based HIV testing has evolved from describing the local epidemic …
HIV detection and LTC. Our contribution to community-based HIV-screening and LTC program …

… We established a service of routine HIV testing in an emergency department (ED) in London…
of routine clinical care. All patients aged 16 to 65 years were offered an HIV test (latterly the …

… of HIV seroconverters from a well-established ED-based universal HIV screening program—…
previously tested negative for HIV with a subsequent positive ED HIV screening test. These …

… HIV testing program within the Universal Screening for HIV Infection in the Emergency Room
(… conducted at a tertiary care center intended to examine ED provider-based testing versus …

… the HIV epidemic … HIV screening into emergency care remains a critical next step for our
specialty. Although a substantial and growing body of research exists regarding HIV screening …