Security measures for AIDS and HIV

C.G. Torres, M.E. Turner, J.R. Harkess and G.R. Istre

American Journal of Public Health, 1991, vol. 81, issue 2, 210-211

Abstract: This study describes the measures being taken by AIDS surveillance offices across the country to ensure the security of information regarding patients with AIDS and HIV infection. Security measures were evaluated according to the cumulative number of AIDS cases reported, whether partner notification services were provided, and whether HIV seropositive reporting by name was also required. This study showed that public health departments have taken extra steps to ensure the security of AIDS and HIV data.

Date: 1991
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