Attending an STI Foundation course increases chlamydia testing in primary care, but not HIV testing
The Sexually Transmitted Infection Foundation course (STIF) is a recommended training course for UK general practitioners (GPs) and others delivering sexual health services in the community. We assessed the impact of attending the course on testing for HIV and chlamydia. Thirty-one GPs attending Bri...
Main Authors: | Bailey, A.C (Author), Dean, G. (Author), Hankins, M. (Author), Fisher, M. (Author) |
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Format: | Article |
Language: | English |
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