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Is it sufficient to provide a person testing HIV positive with the contact information of a Designated AIDS Center or HIV specialist?

April 26, 2017AIDS contact designated person positive sufficient Testing

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Is it sufficient to provide a person testing HIV positive with the contact information of a Designated AIDS Center or HIV specialist?

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No. The clinician ordering an HIV test is responsible for arranging for the appointment. Every reasonable effort should be made to link persons who receive positive test results to care, prevention, supportive and partner services.

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No. The clinician ordering an HIV test is responsible for arranging for a follow-up appointment. Every reasonable effort should be made to link persons who receive positive test results with care, prevention, supportive and partner services.