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HIV POST-EXPOSURE PROPHYLAXIS CHECKLIST

For further information see Post-exposure prophylaxis after non-occupational and occupational exposure to HIV: Australian National guidelines (Second
edition) available at www.pep.guidelines.org.au. This checklist is intended as an aid only and local expert advice should be sought before use.
FIRST TWO LETTERS OF SURNAME UNIQUE ID
FIRST TWO LETTERS OF FIRST NAME DOB POSTCODE
Sex assigned at birth ❍ Male ❍ Female Gender Identity ❍ Male ❍ Female ❍ Non-binary

SEXUAL ASSAULT? ❍ Yes ❍ No Assailant known? ❍ Yes ❍ No

TESTING AND MEDICAL HISTORY


Previous Baseline Following Current Exposure
Condition Result Date Result Date Other results
❍ HIV ❍ +ve ❍ -ve ❍ +ve ❍ -ve ❍ Biochemistry/liver function tests
❍ Hepatitis C ❍ +ve ❍ -ve ❍ +ve ❍ -ve ❍ Pregnancy ❍ +ve ❍ -ve
❍ Syphilis ❍ +ve ❍ -ve ❍ +ve ❍ -ve Current and past medical history, e.g. renal disease:
❍ Other STIs ❍ +ve ❍ -ve ❍ +ve ❍ -ve
❍ HBsAg ❍ +ve ❍ -ve ❍ +ve ❍ -ve All medications and drug allergies:
❍ Anti-HBs ❍ +ve ❍ -ve ❍ +ve ❍ -ve
❍ Anti-HBc ❍ +ve ❍ -ve ❍ +ve ❍ -ve Psychiatric history:
❍ Hepatitis A IgG ❍ +ve ❍ -ve Drug and alcohol history:

CHARACTERISTICS OF EXPOSURE
Date of exposure / / Time of exposure am/pm Place of exposure:
Sexual contact Sharps exposure
❍ Receptive anal sex: ❍ ejaculation ❍ withdrawal ❍ Occupational ❍ Non-occupational
❍ Insertive anal sex: ❍ circumcised ❍ uncircumcised ❍ Reuse of injecting equipment ❍ Other needle-stick injury

❍ Receptive vaginal sex ❍ Hollow bore needle ❍ Solid bore needle ❍ Solid sharp
❍ Insertive vaginal sex: ❍ circumcised ❍ uncircumcised Other exposure
❍ Receptive oral sex ❍ Insertive oral sex ❍ Mucous membrane: ❍ occupational ❍ non-occupational
Other risks ❍ Blood splash:
Condoms used? ❍ Yes ❍ No ❍ superficial ❍ non-intact skin ❍ mucous membrane
Condom: ❍ broke ❍ slipped ❍ removed by source Under the influence of alcohol or drugs? ❍ Yes ❍ No

RISK CHARACTERISTICS OF SOURCE


Sex ❍ Male ❍ Female ❍ Non-binary
HIV positive Antiretroviral use Source HIV risk Partner +ve -ve Unknown
❍ known ❍ no ARV ❍ MSM ❍ regular HBV ❍ ❍ ❍
❍ suspected ❍ unknown ❍ Injecting drug use ❍ casual HCV ❍ ❍ ❍
❍ unknown ❍ past ARV ❍ High prevalence ❍ other STIs ❍ ❍ ❍
Last viral load: Date: ❍ current ARV country Which STIs, if any:

TRIAGE AND PEP ASSESSMENT


Date / / Time am/pm Location
Management
Post exposure prophylaxis for HIV recommended? ❍ Yes ❍ No Hepatitis B immunoglobulin / /
Regimen commenced? ❍ Yes ❍ No Hepatitis B vaccine / /
Has patient taken PEP in the last 12 months? ❍ Yes ❍ No Was patient referred to counselling? ❍ Yes ❍ No
Did patient consent to receive PEP? ❍ Yes ❍ No Reason not referred?
Date PEP was received / / Time: am/pm Was PrEP discussed? ❍ Yes ❍ No
Follow-up date / / & Location ❍ GP ❍ SHC ❍ Other Was PrEP recommended? ❍ Yes ❍ No

Drug prescribed Dose Frequency I confirm that the above patient has had an exposure incident that may
be a risk for HIV transmission. The result of the assessment for eligibility
for HIV PEP is documented and drugs prescribed.
Prescriber’s signature
Prescriber’s name
Provider number
Contact details
Contraception given? ❍ Yes ❍ No
Telephone

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