Chlamydia Screening Toolkit
Chlamydia Screening Toolkit
This toolkit includes a series of training guides and resources to support the facilitation of interactive learning sessions focused on implementing chlamydia best practice recommendations.
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This toolkit includes a series of training guides and resources to support the facilitation of interactive learning sessions focused on implementing chlamydia best practice recommendations.
This document reviews best practice recommendations and suggested implementation strategies to increase chlamydia screening rates, specifically among Title X grantees.
Provides clinical guidance on the diagnosis and management of syphilis.
Provides information on strategies that can be adopted to increase chlamydia screening rates among adolescents.
Provides a template for chlamydia and gonorrhea re-testing reminder flip cards that can be downloaded and printed.
Use this document to educate providers and clinic administration about the need to implement patient-delivered partner therapy (PDPT) within the expedited partner therapy (EPT) framework to treat the partners of those who have tested positive for chlamydia or gonorrhea.
Edit this reminder card (PowerPoint version for download) to reflect your sexual risk assessment and chlamydia screening clinic flows and to remind providers about doing a HEADSSS assessment:
Use this protocol to train staff on the chlamydia screening ordering process.
On hold due to COVID-19. Will resume as soon as it is safe to do so.
Stigma has been a major obstacle in combating HIV since the beginning of the epidemic. The communities in the United States disproportionately impacted by HIV are those historically impacted by other types of stigma based on factors such as race/ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, and socio-economic status.
A comprehensive response to stigma is needed in order to impact current health disparities and improve engagement at all levels of HIV treatment and care.
This course examines the sources and repercussions of stigma. It focuses on changes providers can make to respond to the impact that stigma has on risk, prevalence, and access to services.
This training is appropriate for any providers working in HIV prevention or treatment.
Click the resources below to download and edit!
![]() Confidentiality Poster
Hang this in exam rooms to let adolescents know about their confidentiality rights. (click to download an editable version)
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![]() Parent/Guardian Letter
Hand this letter out to parents/guardians to let them know what to expect at an adolescent well visit. (click to download an editable version)
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![]() Medical Assistant Script for Universal Alone Time
Use this script to train Medical Assistants and/or other clinic staff on how to explain universal alone time. (click to download an editable version)
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![]() “Parent-ectomy” Protocol
Use this protocol to train staff on how to escort the parent/guardian to the waiting room for universal alone time with adolescents. (click to download an editable version)
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![]() Adolescent Alone Time Policy Letter
Hand this out to adolescents to let them know what to expect during their well check. (click to download an editable version)
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![]() Teen Patient Warm Hand-Off Sheet
Use this sheet to do a quick screening with teens before they get to the provider (completed by an MA, intake nurse, etc.). (click to download an editable version)
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HEADSSS
Quick Start Guide/Remider Card
Edit this reminder card to reflect your chlamydia screening clinic flow and remind providers about doing a HEADSSS assessment. (click to download an editable version)