Dr. Christoper Ried, Medical Director of HIV/STD Services for Orange County, demonstrates a sexual health history screening using the 5Ps of taking a sexual history.
This patient-facing pamphlet provides answers to frequently asked questions about why SOGI questions are asked and how the information will be used.
This presentation will enable participants to:
This guide is designed to help your health center successfully collect SOGI data, no matter where you are in the process. For those just beginning, the guide can be used from start to finish. If you have already created a system, but have encountered challenges and questions, this guide can help you address them. Even if your system is working smoothly, you will find resources and recommendations here that will help you move to the next level of data collection and analysis.
This publication for health centers walks through three steps for effectively and efficiently using sexual orientation and gender identity data to reduce health disparities among LGBTQ patients.
These videos demonstrate best practices in sexual orientation and gender identity data collection. They address common questions and issues that arise for frontline and clinical staff when asking patients about their sexual orientation and gender identity.
Comprehensive, national, and state-specific shareable resources to build your academic detailing program for HIV prevention (including toolkits, presentations, articles, patient-facing materials, etc.)
The GOALS framework for sexual history taking is designed to streamline sexual history conversations and elicit information most useful for identifying an appropriate clinical course of action.
This guideline provides clinicians throughout New York State with the recommendations needed to successfully start and continue patients on PrEP.
When a patient with a substance use disorder comes in for a visit, talking to them about treating their addiction in a way that avoids the stigma that surrounds these disorders can be difficult. Learn how one physician approaches this conversation during her addiction consultations with patients.
