Enroll in this, the first in a series of three modules from the Royal Australasian College of Physicians Chapter of Sexual Health and encounter best practice when taking a sexual history.

If you wish to complete this module as part of an ALM please return to the ThinkGP home page and select the Sexual Heath ALM link. You can also find the link under the Education Category "Active Learning Modules" on the left-hand side of the home page. You can complete this module alone for Category 2 RACGP points or ACRRM points.

Chlamydia is disturbingly common in the Australian population and appropriate sexual history taking and contact tracing are important skills to employ in an attempt to lesson the prevalence and impact of this disease.

The learning objectives for this module are:

• take a sexual history eliciting the relevant risk factors and behaviours.
• determine whom to test, for which sexually transmissible infection, depending on that history.
• determine when to test for specific sexually transmissible infections in relation to the most recent risk and the incubation period of the infection.
• discuss the relevant tests available in Australia for the most common sexually transmissible infections.

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