Screening persons newly diagnosed with HIV/AIDS for risk of intimate partner violence: early progress in changing practice.

摘要: Interventions to prevent intimate partner violence (IPV), including among those at risk for or living with HIV/AIDS, are needed. In 2001, screening persons who test positive HIV of IPV was required in New York State, launching the first large-scale program screen conjunction counseling and testing (HCT). Written surveys counselors, physicians, agency supervisors explored attitudes, practices, knowledge, training needs surrounding during HCT. Most HCT providers were aware requirements, but practice varied. Counselors more likely than physicians asked questions. Despite guidelines, generally not standardized sporadic. is possible. Building capacity commitment local through provision by fostering partnerships public health services staff can help overcome identified barriers preventing a high-risk population. Language: en