Automated ED alert system identifies undiagnosed HIV
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September 8, 2026
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A nontargeted, opt-out HIV screening program in a Detroit ED identified 176 patients with previously undiagnosed HIV from November 2019 to October 2025.
The automated electronic advisory prompted testing for patients aged 18 to 65 years, resulting in a 0.23% overall test positivity rate.
Sixty-seven percent of diagnoses were made through the BPA system alone, with 59% of patients linking to care within 90 days of diagnosis.
The median time from diagnosis to ART initiation was 9 days, with 66% of patients achieving viral suppression at 3 months.
Study limitations included potential demographic misrepresentation and lack of data on patients who declined HIV screening.
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