|
Assessing HIV infection in your patients: A quick reference (PDF)
Pocket guide to help navigate the steps of risk assessment, informed consent, referrals for counseling, giving both negative and positive test results and case reporting.
HIV case report form (PDF) and instructions (DOC)
Every newly diagnosed case of HIV must be reported to Public Health within 3 days. The HIV case report form is required for all case reports.
HIV/AIDS patient interviewing and partner notification for providers (PDF)
Overview of Washington State laws, policies, and programs to assist you and your patients with HIV notify their sex and needle sharing partners. It outlines the responsibilities of the medical provider, public health, and the patient to achieve the best partner notification outcomes possible.
HIV testing as routine medical care poster (PDF)
CDC’s recommendation that everyone ages 13 to 64 be tested for HIV at least once as part of routine medical care.
Risk screening, testing, and counseling for HIV in the clinical setting flowchart (PDF)
Steps and processes that occur in HIV testing in Washington State according to the Washington Administrative Code.
Testing flyers
Anonymous testing sites in Vancouver (PDF)
En Español (PDF)
If appropriate, all persons testing for HIV in Washington State should be told where they may receive anonymous HIV testing services, as the test done in a providers office is of a confidential nature and is reportable. This quarter sheet card provides a listing of options for patients seeking anonymous testing in Vancouver. Public Health also has a list of other testing options in the Portland/Vancouver area.
MSM testing clinic (PDF)
En Español (PDF)
Public Health welcomes your referrals to our Thursday night Gay/Bi/Trans Men’s testing clinic.
Needle exchange referral card (PDF)
|