… 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 …

… The purpose of our study was to quantify the burden of undiagnosed HIV infection in a
South African ED setting. Furthermore, we sought to evaluate the effectiveness of the nationally …

… of HIV infection in emergency settings has … of the HIV/AIDS epidemic in the long term. Based
on a review of available literature, we summarise some of the potential risk factors for HIV in …

… This study is unique in that it reports, for the first time in an ED setting, the use of fourth-generation
HIV testing. During the approximately 30-month study period, 71,556 eligible patients …

… of the HIV epidemic by providing insight for how emergency physicians and emergency care
… This study reports, for the first time in an ED setting, estimates of all components of the HIV …

… This study has demonstrated that routine HIV testing in ED setting was acceptable to the
majority of patients and feasible for ED staff. However if testing is to be effective routinely, …

… In addition, in this study screening has been implemented in the emergency department,
since it is a good setting to perform screening in a large number of the population, especially in …

… infection compared to antenatal clinics and other primary care settings. Several studies have
demonstrated high HIV prevalence in the ED, but little is known about the HIV care cascade …

… This systematic review provides a comprehensive assessment of the available evidence
pertaining to self-testing approaches for HIV in emergency care settings and demonstrates that …

… medical care settings, including emergency departments (EDs). In EDs, routine HIV screening
… Emerging data suggest that HIV screening in the ED would identify numerous HIV-infected …