… ,” “emergency room,” “emergency ward,” or “emergency medical services.” In addition, all
participants of the 2007 National Emergency Department HIV Testing Consortium consensus …

… , emergency department (ED)-based HIV screening is not … are generally limited to settings
with high HIV prevalence (>1%). … of HIV testing and counseling in an urban ED with low HIV …

… virus (HIV) testing of adults in all health care settings, including the emergency department
(ED). … the willingness of ED providers to offer HIV testing, as well as their perceived barriers to …

… The purpose of this study was to evaluate HIV testing practices in academic and … the
prevalence of HIV testing in EDs; (2) describe operational characteristics of testing, if applicable; (3) …

… the HIV epidemic in the US [9]. The rise of integrated HIV testing into US emergency departments
… shown to parallel declines in rates undiagnosed HIV infection, and increases in rates of …

… HIV testing guidelines are poorly implemented in most clinical … HIV testing intervention (DRIVE),
compared to HIV testing as … : a primary care center and an emergency department. …

… US National Emergency Department HIV Testing Consortium published a … HIV testing in
2009 [Citation15]. There are three broad HIV testing approaches in the ED: 1) diagnostic testing, …

… Twenty years experience with HIV testing among emergency department patients at the
Johns Hopkins Hospital. Abstract presented at: 2008 National Summit on HIV Diagnosis, …

… the feasibility and acceptability of HIV testing in an Emergency Department (ED) at a … tests
were offered HIV testing by ED clinical staff. Patients were given an information leaflet on HIV, …

… HIV testing program integrated into emergency department (… emergency departments (EDs)
are logical venues for HIV … patients with a high prevalence of undiagnosed HIV infection.1, 2, …