Include Chlamydia Screening as a Part of Routine Clinical Preventive Care (Best Practice 1) Training Guide
Training Guide
Sexually Transmitted Infections
Title X Family Planning Program
Last Reviewed
Source
FPNTC
This resource is part of a series to support facilitation of interactive learning sessions about how to implement the recommendations outlined in the Chlamydia Screening Change Package, whose purpose is to drive improvement on the chlamydia screening performance measure.
The full Training Guide consists of a PowerPoint slide deck with talking points and an associated discussion guide.
Facilitators should feel free to adapt and revise this guide. Facilitators may choose to:
- Convene staff from one or more clinics for a standing meeting (e.g., monthly) to discuss each Best Practice (in order or as needed) from the Chlamydia Screening Change Package.
- Convene a one-time meeting with clinic staff about this topic.
Learning Objectives:
- Describe the rationale for incorporating chlamydia screening as a routine part of preventive care
- Identify at least two strategies for using clinical support systems to systematically screen patients at risk
- Describe at least one way to use data to increase adherence to screening
Time: 1 hour
Other Guides in this Series:
- Increase Chlamydia Screening in Family Planning Settings Training Guide
- Develop a Site-Level Improvement Plan
- Include Chlamydia Screening as a Part of Routine Clinical Preventive Care (Best Practice 1)
- Use Normalizing and Opt-Out Language to Explain Chlamydia Screening (Best Practice 2)
- Use the Least Invasive, High-Quality Recommended Laboratory Technologies for Chlamydia Screening, with Timely Turnaround (Best Practice 3)
- Utilize Diverse Payment Options to Reduce Cost as a Barrier for the Client and the Facility (Best Practice 4) Training Guide
- Sustain and Spread Improvements