… these drugs in the emergency department, including the role of the emergency physician in
… of acute HIV, as well as how emergency physicians can engage with chronic HIV infection. …

… emergency medicine literature to assess the appropriateness of offering routine HIV screening
to patients in the emergency department (… seroprevalence studies found HIV rates of 2–17…

Importance The National HIV Strategic Plan for the US recommends HIV screening in
emergency departments (EDs). The most effective approach to ED-based HIV screening remains …

… infections in EDs and further exploration of targeted patient selection strategies, both of
which will become increasingly important to HIV prevention and the role of ED-based HIV …

… HIV prevention is increasingly focused on people living with HIV (PLWH) and the role of
healthcare settings in prevention. Emergency Departments (EDs) frequently care for PLWH, but …

… Emergency department (ED)–based HIV testing has become … and Prevention (CDC) guidelines
call for routine HIV testing of … with HIV in the United States: implications for HIV prevention …

… Given the disproportionate burden of new HIV diagnoses in … of emergency departments'
approach to HIV prevention in an … areas when indicated for HIV prevention in regional EDs [9]. …

… Many emergency departments (EDs) have identified the importance of HIV prevention and
have implemented steps to screen and offer preexposure prophylaxis (PrEP). The objective of …

… for HIV prevention efforts… HIV prevention counseling, had blood drawn for confirmatory
Western blot testing, and linked patients into medical care (as defined by completing an initial HIV …

… , emergency department (ED)-based HIV screening is not widespread, and feasibility studies
are generally limited to settings with high HIV … clinical HIV prevention programs is possible. …