Agenda
HIV in the United States
HIV in the United States (cont)
Estimated New HIV Diagnoses in the United States for the Most Affected Subpopulations, 2014
Take a Sexual History Uncover the Risks
When and How to Take a Sexual History
Questions to Ask
Questions to Ask (cont)
HIV + STI = Increased HIV Transmission
A 60-Year-Old Man With Periorbital Vesicular Rash
What Did I Learn From This Patient’s Sexual History?
HIV Screening is the Standard of Care
US Preventive Services Task Force Recommendations
HIV Screening is Cost-Effective
Persons at Substantial Risk for Acquiring HIV
HIV Testing is Simple to Do
You’ve Done the HIV Test, What’s Next?
Beyond Initial Routine Testing The Need to Re-engage and Retest
A 46-Year-Old Heterosexual Woman With Vaginal Discharge and Burning During Urination
What Did I Learn From This Patient’s Sexual History?
Why is Linkage to HIV Care Important?
Treatment as Prevention Treatment is Effective and Can Prevent HIV Transmission
Summary
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