2013
DOI: 10.1111/j.1552-6909.2012.01427.x
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A Practice Improvement Intervention Increases Chlamydia Screening Among Young Women at a Women's Health Practice

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“…Of the 42 interventions evaluated, 15 (35.7%) evaluated screening of young women for CT and other STDs 24,25,27,28,30,31,41,42,4749,51,52,54 and 2 studied screening of pregnant women. 26,40 Two (4.5%) interventions targeted young men for STD screening, 23,32 and 6 interventions were for both young men and women.…”
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“…Of the 42 interventions evaluated, 15 (35.7%) evaluated screening of young women for CT and other STDs 24,25,27,28,30,31,41,42,4749,51,52,54 and 2 studied screening of pregnant women. 26,40 Two (4.5%) interventions targeted young men for STD screening, 23,32 and 6 interventions were for both young men and women.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Among 8 structural interventions that included strategic placement of specimen collection materials or automatic collection of urine or blood as part of a routine visit, 23,26,28,3135 7 were highly effective and 1 was moderately effective (Table 1). Among 8 studies that modified EHRs to remind providers to screen, 3 were highly effective and 4 were moderately effective in improving STD screening (Table 2).…”
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“…Current efforts to improve rates of chlamydia screening are promising, 11 but more needs to be done to improve this quality measure.…”
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“…The provision of chlamydia education, training and support for both GPs and PNs has been associated with increased testing rates in the UK and USA, with PNs taking part in promoting and conducting testing within clinics. 7,[19][20][21][22][23] Recent research has found an association between higher levels of knowledge of chlamydia testing guidelines and increased testing rates in Australian GPs. 24 Our study did not aim to determine the impact of providing chlamydia education to PNs on clinics' chlamydia testing rates, but did measure the change in knowledge of testing and retesting.…”
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confidence: 99%