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1 A Comparison of Patient and Staff Attitudes About Emergency Department–Based HIV Testing in 2 Urban Hospitals Hecht, Carrie R.
 2011
 58 1S p. S28-S32.e4
319973 p.
 article
2 A Simple Method for Estimating the Prevalence of Undiagnosed HIV Infection in an Emergency Department Lindsell, Christopher J.
 2011
 58 1S p. S23-S27
5 p.
 article
3 Assessing the Population-Level Prevention Effect of Emergency Department–Based HIV Testing in the United States: A Research Framework and Commentary Holtgrave, David R.
 2011
 58 1S p. S164-S167
4 p.
 article
4 A Targeted, Conventional Assay, Emergency Department HIV Testing Program Integrated With Existing Clinical Procedures Schrantz, Stephen J.
 2011
 58 1S p. S85-S88.e1
796 p.
 article
5 Can Computer-Based Feedback Improve Emergency Department Patient Uptake of Rapid HIV Screening? Merchant, Roland C.
 2011
 58 1S p. S114-S119.e2
11787 p.
 article
6 Comparison of Missed Opportunities for Earlier HIV Diagnosis in 3 Geographically Proximate Emergency Departments Lyons, Michael S.
 2011
 58 1S p. S17-S22.e1
204 p.
 article
7 Cost-effectiveness Analysis and HIV Screening: The Emergency Medicine Perspective Hsu, Heather
 2011
 58 1S p. S145-S150
6 p.
 article
8 Counselor- Versus Provider-Based HIV Screening in the Emergency Department: Results From the Universal Screening for HIV Infection in the Emergency Room (USHER) Randomized Controlled Trial Walensky, Rochelle P.
 2011
 58 1S p. S126-S132.e4
1.319875E6 p.
 article
9 Editors' Introduction Moran, Gregory J.
 2011
 58 1S p. S2-
1 p.
 article
10 Effect of an Emergency Department HIV Testing Program on the Proportion of Emergency Department Patients Who Have Been Tested Hudepohl, Nathan J.
 2011
 58 1S p. S140-S144
5 p.
 article
11 Emergency Department HIV Testing: Reflections Forward Kelen, G.D.
 2011
 58 1S p. S168-S171
4 p.
 article
12 Ethical, Financial, and Legal Considerations to Implementing Emergency Department HIV Screening: A Report From the 2007 Conference of the National Emergency Department HIV Testing Consortium Waxman, Michael J.
 2011
 58 1S p. S33-S43
11 p.
 article
13 HIV Screening in an Urban Emergency Department: Comparison of Screening Using an Opt-In Versus an Opt-Out Approach White, Douglas A.E.
 2011
 58 1S p. S89-S95
7 p.
 article
14 HIV Screening Programs in US Emergency Departments: A Cross-Site Comparison of Structure, Process, and Outcomes Torres, Gretchen Williams
 2011
 58 1S p. S104-S113
10 p.
 article
15 HIV Testing in Emergency Departments in the United States: A National Survey Haukoos, Jason S.
 2011
 58 1S p. S10-S16.e8
1.599999991E9 p.
 article
16 Introduction Rothman, Richard E.
 2011
 58 1S p. S1-
1 p.
 article
17 Less Encouraging Lessons From the Front Lines: Barriers to Implementation of an Emergency Department-Based HIV Screening Program Mumma, Bryn E.
 2011
 58 1S p. S44-S48
5 p.
 article
18 Operational Methods of HIV Testing in Emergency Departments: A Systematic Review Haukoos, Jason S.
 2011
 58 1S p. S96-S103
8 p.
 article
19 Outcomes and Cost Analysis of 3 Operational Models for Rapid HIV Testing Services in an Academic Inner-City Emergency Department Hsieh, Yu-Hsiang
 2011
 58 1S p. S133-S139
7 p.
 article
20 Patient Satisfaction With Rapid HIV Testing in the Emergency Department Donnell-Fink, Laurel
 2011
 58 1S p. S49-S52
4 p.
 article
21 Perspective from the NYC Assistant Commissioner of the Department of Health Sweeney, M. Monica
 2011
 58 1S p. S174-S175
2 p.
 article
22 Physician-Initiated Rapid HIV Testing in an Urban Emergency Department: Comparison of Testing Using a Point-of-Care Versus a Laboratory Model White, Douglas A.E.
 2011
 58 1S p. S53-S59
7 p.
 article
23 Preliminary Program Evaluation of Emergency Department HIV Prevention Counseling Sitlinger, Andrea P.
 2011
 58 1S p. S120-S125.e3
124881 p.
 article
24 Processes and Models for HIV Screening in the Emergency Department: Can and Should We Do This? Moran, Gregory J.
 2011
 58 1S p. S172-S173
2 p.
 article
25 Public Health and Clinical Impact of Increasing Emergency Department–Based HIV Testing: Perspectives From the 2007 Conference of the National Emergency Department HIV Testing Consortium Kecojevic, Aleksandar
 2011
 58 1S p. S151-S159.e1
1440 p.
 article
26 Rapid HIV Testing in a Southeastern Emergency Department Serving a Semiurban-Semirural Adolescent and Adult Population Sattin, Richard W.
 2011
 58 1S p. S60-S64
5 p.
 article
27 Rethinking How We Perform HIV Testing in the Emergency Department Haukoos, Jason S.
 2011
 58 1S p. S160-S163
4 p.
 article
28 Routine, Rapid HIV Testing of Medicine Service Admissions in the Emergency Department Lubelchek, Ronald J.
 2011
 58 1S p. S65-S70
6 p.
 article
29 Table of Contents 2011
 58 1S p. A3-
1 p.
 article
30 The Use of a Computer Reminder System in an Emergency Department Universal HIV Screening Program Wilbur, Lee
 2011
 58 1S p. S71-S73.e1
660 p.
 article
31 2009 US Emergency Department HIV Testing Practices Rothman, Richard E.
 2011
 58 1S p. S3-S9.e4
89998 p.
 article
32 Using Nonrapid HIV Technology for Routine, Opt-out HIV Screening in a High-Volume Urban Emergency Department Hoxhaj, Shkelzen
 2011
 58 1S p. S79-S84
6 p.
 article
33 Will Patients “Opt In” to Perform Their Own Rapid HIV Test in the Emergency Department? Gaydos, Charlotte A.
 2011
 58 1S p. S74-S78
5 p.
 article
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