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introduced in called to reach at least 90% of all people living with the virus to know their HIV status; 90% of all those diagnosed with HIV infection to receive sustain antiretroviral therapy; and 90% of all those initiated the treatment to have viral suppression by the year 2020 (UNAIDS, 2014a). To achieve the diagnosis goal, both client and provider-initiated service deliveries are implemented in various countries to increase access to HIV testing and counselling. Despite these efforts, the uptake

1) I would like to become an HIV Peer Test Counselor because I want to empower students with the knowledge and agency to live healthy lives as they balance their sexual, emotional and physical health. Taking an HIV test is an intimidating experience for many people, so I want to provide my peers a warm, anonymous, and safe space where they can share their experiences while I help them make informed decisions that reflect their cherished values and beliefs. This role will help me increase my emotional

The mobile clinic will be operated for providing HIV testing and counseling service. Weekly outreach events will be hosted on a total of 5 college campuses in Alameda County at UC Berkeley, Cal State Hayward (East Bay), Chabot College, Laney College, and Mills College. The outreach on the campuses provides awareness and educate college students regarding the HIV cause, transmission, and prevention. The intervention proceeds over a 24-month period with participants between the ages of 20-29 years

I stared into the flashing lights of the computer; an exclaimer popped up and read, “Congratulations, your video has been uploaded.” Abby, Jon, and I jumped and celebrated with delight. Finally, our first video of our newest web show could be seen on YouTube. This began many excellent and tragic moments in our young lives. On December 21, 2007, Abby, my brother Jon, and I launched our web series “Pre-Teen-Scene.” The idea of creating a web show occurred after Abby suggested, “We should do a show

Although a HIV viral suppression of less than 200 copies/mL of blood is not the gold standard at most sites. the rate is measured via the same definition across HHS agencies and programs. This includes HRSA and its HAB (2015) under which the RWHAP Part C falls, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and CMS through “Medicaid, Medicare Physician Quality Reporting System, Physician Feedback/Quality and Resource Use Reports, [and a] Physician Value-Based Payment Modifier” (National Quality

country in the world to achieve the UN’s 90-90-90 goal. This goal means that 90% of people living with HIV will know their HIV status, 90% of people will receive antiretroviral therapy, and 90% of people receiving antiretroviral therapy will have viral suppression. These goals were enacted by the UNAIDS group in 2014 and the 90-90-90 goal has a target year of 2020. UNAIDS is referring to this as “an ambitious treatment target to help end the AIDS epidemic” (90–90–90 - An Ambitious Treatment). It

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Abstract Forty million people worldwide are infected with the HIV virus. About six percent of them will not inform their intimate partners about their health condition. Many efforts that have been made over the past decade towards establishing a HIV/AIDS law, have finally paid off. The act of disclosing the virus was written in 1990. It caused quite a stir among the citizens of the United States. Many people concluded that there were holes in the disclosure law concerning HIV/AIDS because it lacked

Mandatory HIV testing should be enforced, because for those who have the virus and do not know that they have it, could possibly be spreading it to many of partners. If the government starts enforcing this potential law, it would prevent many misfortunes and burdens. An article read, “It will help people make informed choices. Some people are not honest enough to disclose their HIV status” (Obemeyer). This quote explains that for those who do not have HIV, will not make informed choices about intercourse

In August 2009, the VA policy for HIV testing was revised from “risk-based” testing to routine HIV of all Veterans regardless of risk factors. Written informed consent was no longer needed, but verbal consent was still required. Initially, this change in policy was not well received. Already overburdened primary care physicians were complaining about workload issues and assumed that routine testing would result in minimal yield. There were many misconceptions that even educated health care