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HIV Testing in the Emergency Department

RCEM best practice guideline for HIV testing in ED settings, including indicator conditions and routine testing protocols

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Patient ID / CAD / Portfolio Reference

Consultation Date & Time

Presenting Complaint (AMPDS)

Gender

Age

Speaking With

Living Arrangements

ReSPECT Plan

Disposal

Patient Story

General Health

Other Systems – NAD

(no abnormality detected)

AI Clinical Prose Summary

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Signs & Symptoms

Indications for ED HIV Testing

High Risk Population Groups

HIV Indicator Conditions - AIDS Defining

HIV Indicator Conditions - Respiratory

HIV Indicator Conditions - Dermatological

HIV Indicator Conditions - Neurological

HIV Indicator Conditions - Haematological

HIV Indicator Conditions - Gastrointestinal

HIV Indicator Conditions - ENT

HIV Indicator Conditions - Gynaecological

HIV Indicator Conditions - Other STIs

HIV Indicator Conditions - Other

Local HIV Prevalence Assessment

Consent & Information

Testing Methods

Test Results & Follow-up

Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP)

Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP)

Safeguards & Systems

Staff & Patient Acceptability

Routine Testing Implementation

Benefits of Early Diagnosis

Documentation

Special Considerations

Output

Clinical Observations

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