Table 3.

Survey questions and answers of the inpatients and provider survey (5 point Linkert Scale).

Inpatient Survey	Disagree (1–2) n (%)	Neither (3) n (%)	Agree (4–5) n (%)
My doctor explained which patients should be screened for HIV according to national public health guidelines.	26 (53)	5 (10)	18 (37)
My doctor explained that there would be counseling, education, and treatment programs available if my HIV test was positive.	25 (51)	6 (12)	18 (37)
My doctor explained to me that my HIV test would be strictly confidential	10 (20)	3 (6)	36 (73)
My doctor explained to me that the HIV test was free.	7 (14)	0	42 ( 86)
I felt I had enough time to ask my physician questions about the HIV test.	13 (27)	6 (12)	30 (61)
My doctor made me feel uncomfortable by asking me to get an HIV test.	47 (96)	1 (2)	1 (2)
I felt uncomfortable talking to my doctor about HIV testing because I did not have enough privacy.	47 (96)	2 (4)	0
Provider Survey	Disagree/Never (1–2) n (%)	Neither/Sometimes (3) n (%)	Agree/Always (4–5) n (%)
I believe that all people in the general public aged 18–64 should be screened for HIV regardless of known risk factors	40 (27)	15 (10)	94 (63)
I believe that hospitalization is a good time to screen patients for HIV regardless of known risk factors	23 (15)	21 (14)	105 (71)
I feel the education I received prepared me to discuss HIV testing with patients	31 (21)	34 (23)	39 (26)
I feel I had adequate time to screen for HIV at admission	66 (44)	36 (24)	48 (32)
I remember to obtain informed consent for HIV screening at time of admission	49 (33)	45 (30)	55 (37)
How often did you choose “unable to consent” in admit order-set when the patient was consentable, but you did not ask for consent for some reason?	39 (26)	58 (39)	53 (36)