Responding To Your Patient’s Questions
Responding To Your Patient’s Questions
Tips to prepare all members of a care team to answer common patient questions regarding sexual health including sexually transmitted infections.
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Tips to prepare all members of a care team to answer common patient questions regarding sexual health including sexually transmitted infections.
Provides information on how to incorporate chlamydia screening, testing, and treatment in a clinical care setting. Includes topics such as taking a sexual history, making screening a routine practice, improving screening and treatment delivery, and providing confidential care to adolescents.
Provides information on the steps an office can take to protect minor consent and confidentiality.
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Provides information on adolescent health assessment tools and insight on how to create an adolescent-friendly environment.
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This infographic models a positive reproductive visit in a teen-friendly clinic. Use it to assess your clinic’s opportunities to become more teen-friendly.
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.
Provides information on how to assess an adolescent patient’s sexual risk and provides a framework determine the types of services and STI screenings needed.
Provide this timeline to parents or guardians who would like suggestions for age-appropriate sexual health topics to discuss with their kids from ages 0 through 18 years. Additional information about each topic, including tips for starting conversations, is available on the partner website, www.talkwithyourkids.org.
A fact sheet for teens with more information about STIs and STI prevention.
Information for patients who are unsure what to do after testing positive for gonorrhea or chlamydia. Includes testing, partner notification, and retesting.