Table 4.

HIV Prophylaxis Characteristics of Responding SANE/FNE Programs

Characteristic	N	%
Programs offering nPEP	106	63
Medication regimens
Efavirenz plus (lamivudine or emtricitabine) plus (zidovudine or tenofovir)	26	27
Lopinavir/ritonavir plus (lamivudine or emtricitabine) plus zidovudine	41	43
Other CDC regimen	6	6
Consult a specialist	11	12
Risk-determined regimen (e.g., high-risk exposure receives 3 medications versus 2)	4	4
Other medication regimen	7	7
Days of nPEP Supplied
< 3 days	4	4
3–5 days	45	46
1st week	12	12
28 days	16	16
prescription only	15	15
no meds or alternate methods of provision	6	6
Programs not offering nPEP	63	37
Patient referred elsewhere for HIV related care
Yes	61	95
No	3	5
Patient referred to:
Health Department/Free Clinic	20	33
HIV Clinic	18	30
Primary Care Physician	13	22
Emergency Department	4	7
Infectious Disease Specialist	4	7
Other	1	2

Note. nPEP = non-occupational post exposure prophylaxis; SANE = Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner; FNE = Forensic Nurse Examiner; CDC = Centers for Disease Control and Prevention