Leveraging the Emergency Department to Engage African American Women in HIV Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis

"* iPrEP transforms the standard emergency department (ED) visit experience through an intervention presented as a standard assessment that is equipped to: 1) increase knowledge of HIV transmission and 2) provide information on how to reduce an individual's risk for HIV.~* Women will receive the iPrEP intervention on an iPAD Air tablet device~* iPrEP serves a dual role as a data collection instrument and an intervention--the survey incorporates brief, informational messages into a traditional survey instrument~* iPrEP uses qualitative themes~* iPrEP is divided into sections addressing factors with historical success at predicting pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) adherence~* Scales chosen to measure themes and sections were retained from the original HIV Prevention Trials Network (HPTN) 073 instrument~* Scales were modified (in some cases) for cultural competency and tailoring to women"

"* Women will receive usual care~* Usual care includes an assessment visit with an emergency department (ED)-assigned social worker who specializes in substance use~* Social worker will offer a list of substance abuse treatment referral agencies"