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STI/ HIV Sexually Transmitted Infections Prevalence Study Methodology: Guidelines for the Implementation of STI Prevalence Surveys
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STI/ HIV Sexually Transmitted Infections Prevalence Study Methodology: Guidelines for the Implementation of STI Prevalence Surveys

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This protocol describes a standardized survey methodology. It uses a simple, reliable and reproducible study design that can be widely used and implemented at the local level. The prevalence study is designed to collect limited basic demographic information and clinical specimens for laboratory testing of STI. To simplify the study protocol, no risk factor or behavioural questions have been included. The principal investigator in each setting should modify the protocol to suit local needs and capacity. The data can be used for planning, refining STI case management programmes, and revising disease prevalence estimates for population subgroups.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
WHO Regional Office for the Western Pacific
Country
Philippines
Date
4 July 2002
Pages
41
ISBN
9789290611509

This protocol describes a standardized survey methodology. It uses a simple, reliable and reproducible study design that can be widely used and implemented at the local level. The prevalence study is designed to collect limited basic demographic information and clinical specimens for laboratory testing of STI. To simplify the study protocol, no risk factor or behavioural questions have been included. The principal investigator in each setting should modify the protocol to suit local needs and capacity. The data can be used for planning, refining STI case management programmes, and revising disease prevalence estimates for population subgroups.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
WHO Regional Office for the Western Pacific
Country
Philippines
Date
4 July 2002
Pages
41
ISBN
9789290611509