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Randomised Study Comparing Two HIV Screening Strategies
A randomised, single-blind study (the study investigator will not know which arm each patient is assigned to) conducted to examine the most effective strategy for conducting HIV testing in the Emergency Department (ED) using an electronic tablet. The study will take place in the ED at Lausanne University Hospital (LUH) between August and December 2015 in the context of the Masters project of a medical student studying at the Faculty of Medicine at Lausanne University.
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