Improving sexual health through partner notification: the LUSTRUM mixed-methods research Programme including RCT of accelerated partner therapy

Improving sexual health through partner notification: the LUSTRUM mixed-methods research Programme including RCT of accelerated partner therapy

Background Sexually transmitted infections disproportionately affect young people and men who have sex with men. Chlamydia is Britain’s most common sexually transmitted infection. Partner notification is a key intervention to reduce transmission of sexually transmitted infections and human immunodef...

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Main Authors: Claudia S Estcourt, Fiona Mapp, Melvina Woode Owusu, Nicola Low, Paul Flowers, Andrew Copas, Tracy E Roberts, Catherine H Mercer, John Saunders, Rak Nandwani, Christian L Althaus, Oliver Stirrup, Merle Symonds, Alison R Howarth, Anne M Johnson, Chidubem Okeke Ogwulu, Maria Pothoulaki, Gabriele Vojt, Sonali Wayal, Susie Brice, Alex Comer-Schwartz, Anna Tostevin, Eleanor Williams, Sarah Lasoye, Jean McQueen, Zainab Abdali, Jackie A Cassell
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: NIHR Journals Library 2024-03-01
Series:Programme Grants for Applied Research
Subjects:
accelerated partner therapy (apt)
contact tracing and management
partner notification
sexually transmitted infections
hiv
chlamydia trachomatis
sexual health services
remote care
cluster crossover randomised controlled trial
mathematical modelling
health economic evaluation
process evaluation
systematic review
qualitative research
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.3310/TRQW3886

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