口腔环境中的口腔快速艾滋病毒检测:来自三个口腔卫生诊所的经验。

Q3 Dentistry

Canadian Journal of Dental Hygiene Pub Date : 2019-06-01

Anthony J Santella, Petal Leuwaisee, Susan H Davide, Hanna Horowitz, Bhuma Krishnamachari

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背景:口腔HIV快速检测(ORHT)是在牙科环境中实施的，以使个人意识到他们可能未被诊断的HIV感染。然而，愿意接受ORHT的客户的测试过程和特征还有待系统地收集。案例描述:2016年3月至2017年4月，三家位于学术机构的口腔卫生诊所实施了ORHT。结果:231人接受ORHT治疗;结果均无反应。大多数人在过去一年中看过初级保健提供者(n = 130)，之前有过ORHT (n = 111)，并描述自己极有可能或可能在未来接受主席旁筛查(n = 169)。接受ORHT的主要原因是其免费(n = 138)。结论:为确保每个艾滋病毒感染者都了解自己的感染情况，应将艾滋病毒检测扩大到非传统环境。牙科环境可能有助于实现这一重要的公共卫生里程碑。

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Oral rapid HIV testing in the dental setting: Experiences from three dental hygiene clinics.

Background: Oral rapid HIV testing (ORHT) is implemented in the dental setting to make individuals aware of their possibly undiagnosed HIV infection. The testing process and characteristics of clients willing to receive ORHT has yet, however, to be systematically collected.

Case description: Three dental hygiene clinics located in academic institutions implemented ORHT from March 2016 to April 2017.

Results: 231 persons received ORHT; all had non-reactive results. Most had seen a primary care provider in the past year (n = 130), had had a previous ORHT (n = 111), and described themselves as extremely likely or likely to accept a chairside screening in the future (n = 169). The main reason cited for accepting ORHT was that it was free (n = 138).

Conclusion: In order to ensure everyone living with HIV is aware of their infection, HIV testing should be expanded into non-traditional settings. The dental setting may help achieve this important public health milestone.

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Canadian Journal of Dental Hygiene Medicine-Medicine (all)

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期刊介绍： The Canadian Journal of Dental Hygiene (CJDH), established in 1966, is the peer-reviewed research journal of the Canadian Dental Hygienists Association. Published in February (electronic-only issue), June, and October, CJDH welcomes submissions in English and French on topics of relevance to dental hygiene practice, education, policy, and theory.