… Before 2006, the CDC recommended routine counseling and testing for individuals at high
risk for HIV and for those in acute care settings in which HIV prevalence was 1% or greater. …

… rapid HIV program in a busy inner-city hospital emergency department can effectively test a
high volume of patients and successfully link HIV-… However, in settings such as emergency …

… care settings. This study sought to estimate HIV and hepatitis prevalence, HIV incidence,
and the HIV care cascade, in a South African ED setting, using a blinded serosurvey approach. …

… advances to HIV/acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) treatment and care have … is
evidence that HIV-positive IDUs continue to have unmet health needs with respect to HIV and …

… the recommendation stated, “HIV counseling and testing should be offered in non-emergency
settings.” This was based on concern for informed consent and proper counseling, …

… It would also be useful to both emergency physicians and … ED utilization that can be
addressed in the outpatient setting. … Our study confirms that emergency physicians seeing HIV-…

… Emergency department (ED)–based HIV testing has become more common in the past …
) guidelines call for routine HIV testing of patients in all health care settings. They also call for …

… HIV are unaware of their status. Point-of-care (POC) HIV tests have been introduced to simplify
and expand HIV … testing in an emergency department (ED) setting in Winnipeg, Manitoba. …

… of universal HIV testing in EDs and other acute care settings … not be applicable to all treatment
settings. As with qualitative … regarding routine rapid HIV testing in acute care settings. Due …

… Linking patients who test positive for HIV in an emergency department (ED) setting to HIV …
a multimedia HIV testing model utilized in an inner-city ED can effectively link HIV-positive …