… stages of HIV infection and by initiating treatment with … HIV infection in settings where
diagnosis at higher CD4 counts early in the course of disease is likely to occur and when treatment …

… immunoassay with pending HIV-antibody differentiation test results and HIV RNA viral load.
… cases of acute HIV infection: 11 met our criteria for empiric ART and agreed to treatment, 10 …

… settings in which undiagnosed HIV prevalence is > 0.1% [Citation11]. In the UK, non-targeted
HIV screening is recommended for patients of unknown HIV … undiagnosed HIV prevalence …

… for HIV in the emergency department had been discouraged, the CDC recently issued
guidelines supporting routine testing for HIV in all health care settings, including emergency …

… are designed to support ECS treatment priorities and to speed patient flow. When implementing
computer assisted rapid HIV testing in ECS settings we recommend beginning with a …

… enzyme immunoassays in resource poor settings and low sensitivity for detecting HIV
infection before seroconversion limits their utility in many settings with high EHI prevalence. …

… post-test counseling made HIV testing in a time-limited setting such as an ED infeasible. … ”
HIV screening for all patients aged 13–64 in all settings where the prevalence of undiagnosed …

… Opt-Out Study, a single-center clinical trial performed from 2007 to 2009 of nontargeted HIV
screening versus diagnostic HIV testing in an ED setting, we reported annualized total costs (…

… HIV testing in acute care settings, such as emergency departments (ED) and urgent care (UC)
clinics. … of future rapid HIV testing programs in acute care settings nationally. Making …

… testing and diagnosis, coupled to the limited available research from LMIC emergency
care settings, future studies to better understand of opportunities and challenges in ED-based …