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Program Goals

Program Goals. Overview of HIV Epidemic. HIV and Communities of Color. Rates of Diagnoses of HIV Infection Among Adults and Adolescents, by Sex and Race/Ethnicity, 2011—United States. Advances in HIV Testing. CDC: HIV Screening Recommendations. Why Do People Not Get Tested?.

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Program Goals

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  1. Program Goals

  2. Overview of HIV Epidemic

  3. HIV and Communities of Color

  4. Rates of Diagnoses of HIV Infection Among Adults and Adolescents, by Sex and Race/Ethnicity, 2011—United States

  5. Advances in HIV Testing

  6. CDC: HIV Screening Recommendations

  7. Why Do People Not Get Tested?

  8. Clinician’s Role in HIV Screening

  9. Reported Barriers to Routine HIV Screening

  10. Incorporating HIV Screening Into Primary Care: Lessons From Family First Health

  11. Offering HIV Screening: NMA Recommendations

  12. Routine HIV Screening: Why?

  13. HIV Screening Tests

  14. Indeterminate or Negative WB May Result in False-Negative HIV Test Result

  15. HIV Screening: Interpretation of Results

  16. HIV Screening and Follow-up Care: Provider Resources

  17. HIV Screening: Interpretation of Results

  18. Delivering the Test Results

  19. What To Do When a Western Blot Is “Indeterminate”?

  20. Benefits of Early HIV Diagnosis

  21. Majority of HIV Transmissions From People Unaware of Their Infection

  22. Advances in HIV Prevention

  23. HIV Prevention: Non-Occupational Postexposure Prophylaxis (nPEP)

  24. HIV Prevention: Preexposure Prophylaxis (PrEP)

  25. Biomedical HIV Prevention: iPrEx

  26. Treatment as Prevention: HPTN 052

  27. Resources for Patients Seeking Information About HIV*

  28. Closing Remarks

  29. Abbreviations

  30. Abbreviations (cont)

  31. References

  32. References (cont)

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  36. References (cont)

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