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Simplifying consent increases HIV testing and new case detection: the San Francisco experience

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Simplifying consent increases HIV testing and new case detection: the San Francisco experience (English)

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Jeffrey D Klausner

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Nicola M Zetola

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Mitchell H Katz

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English

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November 2009

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American Journal of Public Health

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99

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11

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1924; author reply 1924-5

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Effects of written informed consent requirements on HIV testing rates: evidence from a natural experiment

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Simplifying consent for HIV testing is associated with an increase in HIV testing and case detection in highest risk groups, San Francisco January 2003-June 2007.

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10.2105/AJPH.2009.173591

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