2012
DOI: 10.1071/sh11051
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Rapid point-of-care tests for HIV and sexually transmissible infection control in remote Australia: can they improve Aboriginal people's and Torres Strait Islanders' health

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“…Sexual health services have adopted a range of interventions, often involving information technology as a way to improve service quality while reducing costs 23 . New service models need to be explored for chlamydia screening targeting young Indigenous people, such as outreach testing, 24 express clinics 23 and new technologies including point‐of‐care polymerase chain reaction testing, which allows a 90‐minute result turnaround, increasing same‐day testing and treatment 25 . Indigenous people should remain a high priority for Australian sexual health services.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sexual health services have adopted a range of interventions, often involving information technology as a way to improve service quality while reducing costs 23 . New service models need to be explored for chlamydia screening targeting young Indigenous people, such as outreach testing, 24 express clinics 23 and new technologies including point‐of‐care polymerase chain reaction testing, which allows a 90‐minute result turnaround, increasing same‐day testing and treatment 25 . Indigenous people should remain a high priority for Australian sexual health services.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%