… HIV infection may be in EDs across low resource settings. The purpose of this review is to
quantify the burden of HIV infection described in EDs in low resource settings … of ED-based HIV …

… HIV specialty consultation in this setting. Either before or immediately after initiation of
postexposure prophylaxis, it is wise to review the patient’s preexisting medication list to ensure …

… the emergency setting. We recommend adoption of HIV testing and provision of specific
HIV/AIDS care as part of the routine medical care for patients attending medical emergency …

… Although these data offer indirect support for offering HIV testing in certain ED settings, one
significant limitation regarding the evidence is that, to the best of our knowledge, there are no …

… settings. In this manuscript, we report on the experience scaling up HIV care at one emergency
… Specifically, we describe how rapid bedside HIV testing helps to narrow the differential …

… Despite the benefits of ED-based HIV screening, routine HIV testing in the ED setting is
likely to remain controversial for some time.9, 10, 20 In our experience, success required a …

… Testing for HIV infection remains the first in a series of important interventions aimed at
closing the undiagnosed gap, and emergency department (ED)–based screening for HIV …

… , priorities and HIV risks of adolescent girls and young women in emergency settings? What
… vulnerabilities experienced by those living with HIV during rapid onset disasters and long …

… Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) published revised guidelines for performing
HIV testing in health care settings. The new guidelines represented a substantial shift in …

… Furthermore, several studies have evaluated nontargeted HIV screening in ED settings,
and results from the nontargeted arm of our trial are similar in terms of acceptance or not …