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

… Despite being one of the greatest medical success stories of our time, the development of
safe and effective treatment for HIV infection during the last 20 years had to overcome …

… Past medical history should include details about HIV infection, complications, treatments,
and medications. Many patients are knowledgeable about their historic laboratory data, often …

… 44 percent of all patients treated and only 19.5 percent of patients with profuse bleeding (1).
Studies about AIDS and HIV infection among health care workers such as physicians or …

… Treatment should be started as soon as evidence of HIV … Firstly, it presents an opportunity
to diagnose HIV infection early, … Thirdly, the recognition of primary HIV-1 infection as a clinical …

… the tremendous scale-up of HIV prevention, care and treatment services, primarily in sub-…
treatment (ART), prevention of mother-to-child transmission (PMTCT) and voluntary medical …

… Emergency operations become necessary to treat AIDS independent disease such as acute
… are extremely rare, but newly HIVpositive individuals with no history of risk factors for trans…

… )-Free Generation,” 2 Although ambitious, we may well have the medical treatments needed
to fulfill this challenge. In order for one to be virally suppressed, multiple barriers must be …

… HIV positive patients were told about the available HIV/AIDS … HIV positive patients were
given written referrals to HIV/AIDS … to HIV/AIDS care facilities for ART as well as treatment of …

… physicians and emergency care processes may more broadly affect patients with HIV infection.
This … provides a critical opportunity to link them to care in which treatment slows disease …