PRACTITIONER 2009;253(1722):16
Rapid HIV tests in primary care are acceptable to patients
01 Oct 2009
Current UK national guidelines recommend an increase in HIV testing in primary and secondary care settings to improve early diagnosis. However, I think for this to be successfully rolled out in primary care, there need to be adequate incentive structures in place to encourage uptake, and effort should be concentrated in areas of high HIV prevalence such as London, Brighton and other urban areas. [With external links to current evidence]
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