New simplified guidelines for HIV prophylaxis after a needlestick

November 2013

New simplified guidelines for HIV prophylaxis after a needlestick will clarify who, when, and how to treat.

There are 1000 accidental needlesticks a DAY in U.S. hospitals...and a 1 in 300 chance of transmitting HIV if the source is positive.

Give prophylaxis if the source patient is HIV positive. Use a rapid HIV test if possible.

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