Background#R##N#Universal human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) screening remains low in many clinical practices despite published guidelines recommending screening for all patients between ages 13–65. Electronic clinical decision support tools have improved screening rates for many chronic diseases. We designed a quality improvement project to improve the rate of universal HIV screening of adult patients in a Midwest primary care practice using a clinical decision support tool.
['Jasmine R. Marcelin', 'Eugene M. Tan', 'Alberto Marcelin', 'Marianne Scheitel', 'Praveen Ramu', 'Ronald A. Hankey', 'Pritesh Keniya', 'Majken Wingo', 'Stacey A. Rizza', 'Frederick North', 'Rajeev Chaudhry']
Assessment and improvement of HIV screening rates in a Midwest primary care practice using an electronic clinical decision support system: a quality improvement study