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What is it about STI research that is unappealing? An experience of conducting sexual health research in general practice in England

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posted on 2023-06-08, 12:16 authored by Carrie LlewellynCarrie Llewellyn, Helen Smith, Alex Pollard
Developing sexual health services in primary care is recommended as a way of improving patient choice and increasing the capacity of testing services.1 ,2 Before implementing such service provisions it is essential to understand the requirements of patients. We have recently completed a survey study of sexually transmitted infection (STI) testing service users preferences for STI testing services (Miners AH, Llewellyn CD, Pollard A, et al, unpublished data, 2012). In order to have greater generalisability, we recruited patients from general practice, contraception and sexual health services and genito-urinary medicine clinics.

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  • Published

Journal

Sexually Transmitted Infections

ISSN

1368-4973

Publisher

BMJ Publishing Group

Issue

5

Volume

88

Page range

345

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  • Primary Care and Public Health Publications

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Online First Article

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Peer reviewed?

  • Yes

Legacy Posted Date

2012-08-16

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