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1274. Universal HIV and HCV Screening in San Diego Emergency Departments: Implications for Other Settings With a High Density of Free of Charge HIV Screening Programs by Hoenigl, Martin; Coyne, Chris; Blumenthal, Jill; Vilke, Gary; Little, Susan is a Medicine article available to read on EtoBox.
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## Abstract ## Background While HIV and HCV testing targeted to high-risk groups results in substantially higher proportions of HIV diagnoses, universal HIV and HCV screening in emergency department (ED) settings is expected to reach populations who do not perceive themselves to be at risk or are otherwise less likely to participate in HIV and HCV testing. As a consequence the CDC recommends routine HIV screening for persons 13–64 years of age, and routine HCV screening for the birth cohort (born between 1945–1965). The objective of this analysis was to evaluate the yield of universal opt-out HIV and HCV screening in the two EDs at the University of California San Diego (UCSD). ## Methods In July 2017, electronic medical record (EMR) based universal opt-out HIV screening (Architect HIV antibody [Ab]/HIV p24 antigen detection) for persons aged 13–64 years (excluding persons known HIV+ or reporteing an HIV test within the last 12 months) was implemented in our EDs. The EMR algorithm also identified HIV+ individuals who had been out of care for >12 months. In March 2018, EMR based universal HCV screening for birth cohort was added in both EDs. ## Results Over a period of 9 months 7,30
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- Author
- Hoenigl, Martin; Coyne, Chris; Blumenthal, Jill; Vilke, Gary; Little, Susan
- Publisher
- Oxford University Press; [Oxford]: Oxford University Press; Oxford University Press (OUP) (ISSN 2328-8957)
- Published
- 2018
- Language
- EN
- Field
- Medicine (Health Sciences)
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