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Social portrait of persons with positive immune blotting to HIV infection based on the results of cadaveric blood test

Aim. Determine the social profile of persons with positive immune blotting to HIV infection based on the results of cadaveric blood tests in the period from 2018 to 2020. Materials and methods. The work used retrospective, analytical, descriptive, evaluative and epidemiological research methods. The social characteristics of individuals were combined into a database based on a number of criteria. The patient’s personal data was encrypted with an alphanumeric code. The materials obtained during the research were analyzed and statistically processed in Microsoft Excel. Results. The results of the study made it possible to determine the social portrait of people with a posthumously positive HIV test result: 41.2 year-old men, unmarried, with a secondary vocational education, unemployed. Women, 43.8 years old, predominantly unmarried, secondary vocational education. Conclusion. Due to the fact that epidemiological investigations are not separately regulated when a positive immune blotting to HIV is detected based on the results of epidemiological investigations conducted by specialists in epidemiological studies. Thus, there is an urgent need to develop regulatory documents governing laboratory studies in conditions of positive immune blotting to HIV results of cadaveric blood tests.