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Surveillance of Sexually Transmitted Infections |
Friday 22nd January 2021 |
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Surveillance of Sexually Transmitted InfectionsESR undertakes STI surveillance on behalf of the Ministry of Health. A number of different surveillance systems are currently in place including:
Surveillance for AIDS and HIV is undertaken by the AIDS Epidemiology Group. Current STI Surveillance Dashboard can be found at the following link: STI Dashboard for 2019 and later Notifications Gonorrhoea Click here for the link to the Ministry of Health notification case definition for gonorrhoea. All health practitioners notifying cases of gonorrhoea should complete the web-based questionnaire. The questionnaire can be found here: Gonorrhoea questionnaire. Syphilis Click here for the link to the Ministry of Health notification case definition for syphilis. Note that late latent and tertiary syphilis are not notifiable. The majority of infectious syphilis cases are notified by sexual health clinics who have access to a web-based REDCap database to input their data directly. REDCap instructions for sexual health clinics. Health practitioners working outside sexual health clinics who diagnose infectious or congenital syphilis cases are required to complete a questionnaire and send it to ESR for entry into REDCap (further instructions are in the form). Please select the appropriate form below. Case questionnaires: AIDS and HIV Surveillance for AIDS and HIV is undertaken by the AIDS Epidemiology Group, however AIDS cases need to be created in EpiSurv. The form for initial AIDS notifications can be found here: AIDS initial notification form. Cases of HIV infection are notified directly by laboratories. Clinic and laboratory-based surveillance STI case definitions for clinic-based surveillance (PDF, 87KB)
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