Integrating Rapid HIV Testing in Emergency Care Improves HIV Detection Evan M. Cadoff, MD Robert Wood Johnson Medical School New Brunswick, NJ www.njhiv.org.

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Integrating Rapid HIV Testing in Emergency Care Improves HIV Detection Evan M. Cadoff, MD Robert Wood Johnson Medical School New Brunswick, NJ

Case Study

A July 29: Headache, fever August 2; ED: LP, ?RMSF August 4; ED #2: Nausea, vomiting Dx: Aseptic Meningitis

A B August 15: Symptoms gone August 15-30: Sex with B

A B C August 15: Symptoms gone August 15-30: Sex with B … and C

A B C August 15: Symptoms gone August 15-30: Sex with B … and C August 30 – Sept 9: Sex between B and C

A B C September 10: Fever, fatigue, sore throat Given Zithromax by PMD

A B C September 30: Fever, sore throat, rash Given Zithromax by PMD

A B C D October 15-20: B and C: Sex with D

A B C D October 28-30: Sore throat, fever, oral ulcers, Thrush October 31: Requests STI workup November 3: Dx: Lymphoma Requests HIV test November 15: HIV EIA: Positive

A B C D August 2: missed opportunity Sept 10: missed opportunity October 31: missed opportunity Sept 30: missed opportunity HIV Diagnosis: Nov 15

Timely diagnosis of HIV infection requires awareness and availability of testing.

Knowledge of HIV status reduces high- risk behavior and reduces transmission Counseling is more effective when HIV status is known Disease progression is slowed with early intervention

Rapid testing is indicated if immediate clinical intervention would be needed or if result delivery would be compromised: Women in labor Occupational exposure Patients likely to be lost to follow-up

New Jersey Rapid HIV Testing Counseling sites started in mid- 1980s Testing added in late 1980s Rapid testing added in laboratory licenses Health Departments, STD clinics, CBOs, Faith-based initiatives, Hospitals, Mobile vans, Field counselors 23 Emergency Departments 2006 ASTHO Vision Award

New Jersey Rapid HIV Testing Centrally administered 2 MD, 1PhD, manager, 4 techs Inventory control & /validation Training Ongoing QA Temperature monitoring QC quality control Proficiency Testing Regular monitoring Review of logs Site visits “Report card”

CTS clients receiving post-test counseling Marked improvement with introduction of rapid testing Preliminary positives: –7.1% refused blood draw for confirmation –25.8% of those drawn did not return for results –70.1% of confirmed positives got their results and post-test counseling Rapid confirmation?

ED Seroprevalence: Urban Teaching Hospital Anonymous, unlinked survey 2 ½ month study Persons > 18 years of age 332/3,193 (10.4%) positive 198/332 (60%) knew they were positive

Knowledge of HIV Status MenWomen Undiagnosed HIV Diagnosed HIV Antiretrovirals used Diagnosed HIV No antiretrovirals

Opt-In Rapid HIV Pilot 56% agreed to be tested All 1054 tested received results and post- test counseling 99.2% negative 6 confirmed positives 5 of 6 were new diagnoses All new infections were referred for care and treatment 2 discordant (Western Blot negative)

A B C D August 4: HIV Ab Negative September 10: not tested October 31: HIV EIA Positive; Western Blot indeterminate September 30: not tested

HIV Infection AIDSAcute InfectionSilent Infection 1-3 yearsWeeks after infection5-10 years Symptoms Antibody by 3 rd gen EIA Antigen Antibody by Western Blot Antibody by 1 st gen EIA RNA / NAAT

A B C D August 4: If NAAT Positive Infection avoided

Clients receiving post-test counseling Marked improvement with introduction of rapid testing Preliminary positives: –7.1% refused blood draw for confirmation –25.8% of those drawn did not return for results –70.1% of confirmed positives got their results and post-test counseling We need rapid NAAT to get us to 100%

Timely diagnosis of HIV infection requires awareness and availability of testing. Rapid nucleic acid testing could confirm rapid antibody tests and could diagnose Acute HIV Infections (AHI).

Thank you