… for HIV/AIDS and due to its potential to decrease HIV-related stigma motivates this paper’s
investigation of the acceptability and prevalence of HIV testing in … that influence HIV testing in …

… The prevalence data as regards HIV from our HBVCT intervention (7% overall and 8.2%
among those aged 15–49) broadly reflect data from a recent national population-based survey …

… Determining true prevalence was therefore not a primary … of delivering testing, and of staff
and patient acceptability, it was … the prevalence of true HIV infection in the population tested, …

… , we sought to examine the acceptability of HIV testing in two dental clinics that primarily …
affected by HIV infection. We explored patients’ acceptance of oral HIV rapid tests administered …

… infection clinics in high HIV prevalence settings in Africa [9] … offered for neural tube defect
(prevalence in South Africa in the … acceptability and feasibility of routinely offering HIV testing of …

… acceptability or use in the UK. The aim of this study was to establish the current acceptance
of the standard antenatal HIV test, to explore the acceptability … declined the standard test, and …

… the seroprevalence of HIV infection and the acceptability of point-of-care HIV testing in an …
risk behaviours and satisfaction with emergency department HIV testing. Participants with a …

… not previously tested HIV-positive were offered HIV testing. … risk of HIV infection, our findings
show that the prevalence was 15… This is not surprising as the prevalence of HIV in Uganda is …

… strategy may provide insight into acceptability, yield and prevalence. We conducted a
systematic review to investigate the acceptability, yield and prevalence of different HTC strategies …

… None of the 101 patients tested positive for HIV. This was an acceptability study of 104 patients
and not a prevalence study. The local prevalence of HIV is 4.17 per 1000 and statistically …