Table I.
Physician HIV Testing Campaign Elements | n | % |
---|---|---|
HIV testing information | ||
Copy of latest HIV testing recommendations | 109 | 62·29 |
Summary of updated HIV testing guidelines/ recommendations |
90 | 51·43 |
Data showing my patient population at risk for HIV infection |
86 | 49·14 |
Educational materials or training on HIV testing procedures and recommendations |
59 | 33·71 |
Educational materials or training on providing HIV test results |
59 | 33·71 |
Communication tools | ||
Patient asking for the HIV testa | 124 | 70·86 |
Data showing that patients are receptive to HIV testinga |
60 | 34·29 |
Example script with sample wording on how to initiate the HIV testing discussion with my patient |
38 | 21·71 |
Promotion strategies | ||
An EPICa,b alert for HIV testing | 108 | 61·71 |
Posters promoting HIV testing in my exam room | 90 | 51·43 |
If Harris Health, Baylor College of Medicine, and/or the University of Texas Health leadership promoted HIV testing |
44 | 25·14 |
If the professional medical society I belong to promoted HIV testing |
9 | 5·14 |
These data were reported in a previous study.8
EPIC is the electronic medical record system used in the Harris Health System.