Rapid HIV Testing In Labor and Delivery Unit Presented by Danielle Joseph-White Public Health Investigator Specialist Houston Department of Health and.

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Rapid HIV Testing In Labor and Delivery Unit Presented by Danielle Joseph-White Public Health Investigator Specialist Houston Department of Health and Human Services (HDHHS) Bureau of HIV/STD and Viral Hepatitis Prevention

Testing in Labor and Delivery  Texas Rapid testing Implementation at Delivery (T.R.I.A.D.) project is being conducted by the Harris County Hospital District’s Thomas Street Clinic in collaboration with the HDHHS.  The project’s leads are Dr. Judy Levinson, principle investigator and Anna Moore, RN serves as program coordinator.

Who should be offered a rapid HIV test?  Pregnant women who present for delivery with an unknown HIV status.  Pregnant women who present for delivery without documented proof of HIV screening during the third trimester.

Consent for Testing  HIV screening should not be performed on patients that declines (opt-out screening).  General consent forms should be inclusive of HIV testing.

Rapid HIV Testing  The rapid HIV test can provide patients with their status within 1 to 2 hours.  Testing kits specimen types vary from oral, whole blood, serum, plasma.  Tests can be conducted through laboratory services or point-of-care. HDHHS recommends rapid test to be facilitated through laboratory services.  Currently there are six (6) FDA approved rapid HIV antibody test. (Refer to CDC’s for test kits names and manufactures).

More About the Rapid HIV Test  As with any diagnostic tests there may be errors; however, a confirmatory test will be performed on all preliminary positives to ensure test results are accurate.  All preliminary HIV+ patients should be urged not to breastfeed until the confirmatory test results are received.

Treatment Options  Patient with a preliminary positive results, should be offered antiretroviral (ATR) medicines to reduce the risk of mother-to- child transmission of HIV.  After birth, the baby should be administered AZT in syrup form.  Studies have determined that maternal treatment with HIV medication will reduce perinatal transmissions to <2%.

Contact Information For the T.R.I.A.D. Project please contact: Anna Moore, RN Nurse Coordinator Texas Rapid-testing Implementation At Delivery 2015 Thomas Street Houston, Texas

Contact Information Danielle Joseph-White Public Health Investigator Specialist 8000 N. Stadium Dr., 5 th Floor Houston, Texas (713)

Contact Information For additional HIV/STD information and resources please contact: HDHHS Bureau of HIV/STD and Viral Hepatitis Prevention 8000 N. Stadium Drive, 5 th Floor Houston, Texas (713)