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STI Indicators by STI Table of Contents pg. 2 Sexual History pg. 3-4 Syphilis pg. 5-6 Gonorrhea pg. 7-9 Chlamydia pg. 10 HIV/PrEP 1

Sexual History Comprehensive Sexual History Elements Percentage of patients who had a comprehensive sexual history taken. All patients. Number who had a sexual history taken during the review period that includes the elements listed below. A. Sexual activity during the review period B. Number of sexual partners during the review period C. Sexual orientation and gender identification D. History of STIs in the previous year If not clearly monogamous: E. Sites of sexual exposure (genital, anal, oral) i. For men who have sex with men (MSM) and transgender patients: history of unprotected anal intercourse or other high-risk behaviors F. History of condom use/barrier protection 2

Syphilis Screening Syphilis Screening of Sexually Active Patients Percentage of sexually active patients who receives syphilis testing. Number of sexually active, non-monogamous patients. Number who received syphilis testing during the Semiannual Syphilis Testing of MSM Percentage of MSM who received semiannual testing for syphilis. Number of MSM patients. Exclusion(s): MSM patients only seen annually. Number who had at least one test for syphilis performed during each 6-month period of the Syphilis Testing of Pregnant Women Percentage of pregnant female patients who had a test for syphilis. Number of pregnant female patients. Number who had a test for syphilis during the Treatment Appropriate Treatment of Primary Syphilis Percentage of patients who received appropriate treatment for primary syphilis following a positive test. Number of patients who received treatment following a positive syphilis test. Number who received a single intramuscular injection of 2.4 million units Benzathine penicillin G during the 3

Partner Treatment Percentage of patients diagnosed with primary syphilis who have had any sexual partner treated for syphilis. Number of patients diagnosed with primary syphilis. Number whose partners have been treated during the Percentage of sexual partners of a patient with primary syphilis within 90 days of diagnosis who have been treated. Number of sexual partners of a patient with Number have been treated during the review primary syphilis within 90 days of diagnosis. period. Retesting Following Treatment Percentage of patients who were retested for primary syphilis following treatment. Number of patients who received treatment for Number of patients who were retested for primary syphilis. syphilis at 6 months ± 14 days and 12 months ± 14 days following treatment during the review period. 4

Gonorrhea Screening Gonorrhea Screening of Sexually Active Patients Percentage of sexually active patients who had a test for gonorrhea. Number of sexually active, non-monogamous patients. Number who had a test for gonorrhea during the Annual Extragenital Gonorrhea Testing Among MSM and MtF Transgender Patients Percentage of MSM or MtF transgender patients who receive annual extragenital testing for gonorrhea. Number of MSM or MtF transgender patients. Number who had an annual extragenital (anorectal and pharyngeal) test for gonorrhea performed during the Treatment Appropriate Treatment of Gonorrhea Percentage of patients who received appropriate treatment for gonorrhea following a positive test. Number of patients who received treatment following a positive gonorrhea test. Number who received dual therapy of either 250mg Ceftriaxone and 1g Azithromycin OR 400mg Cefixime and 1g Azithromycin during the Partner Treatment Percentage of patients diagnosed with gonorrhea who have had any sexual partner treated for gonorrhea. Number of patients diagnosed with gonorrhea. Number whose partners have been treated during the Percentage of sexual partners of a patient with gonorrhea within 60 days of diagnosis who have been treated. Number of sexual partners of a patient with Number have been treated during the review gonorrhea within 60 days of diagnosis. period. 5

Retesting Following Treatment Percentage of patients who were retested for gonorrhea following treatment. Number of patients who received treatment for gonorrhea. Number of patients who were retested for gonorrhea within 4 months following treatment during the 6

Chlamydia Screening Chlamydia Screening of Sexually Active Patients Percentage of sexually active patients who received Chlamydia screening. Number of sexually active patients. Number who received a test for Chlamydia during the Annual Genital Chlamydia Testing Among MSM, MtF Transgender Patients, and Women Percentage of MSM or MtF transgender patients or women who have an annual genital test for Chlamydia. Number of MSM or MtF transgender patients or female patients. Number who had an annual genital (urine, cervical, urethral, or vaginal) test for Chlamydia performed during the Annual Extragenital Chlamydia Testing Among MSM and MtF Transgender Patients Percentage of MSM or MtF transgender patients who receive annual extragenital testing for Chlamydia. Number of MSM or MtF transgender patients. Number who had an annual extragenital (anorectal and pharyngeal) test for Chlamydia performed during the Genital Chlamydia Testing of Sexual Partners of Individuals with Chlamydia Percentage of sexual partners of individuals with Chlamydia who had a genital test for Chlamydia. Number of sexual partners of individuals with Chlamydia. Number who had a genital (urine, cervical, urethral, or vaginal) test for Chlamydia performed during the Genital Chlamydia Testing Among Pregnant Women Percentage of pregnant women who had genital tests for Chlamydia during the 1 st and 3 rd trimesters of pregnancy. Number of pregnant female patients. Number who had genital (urine, cervical, urethral, or vaginal) tests for Chlamydia performed during the 1 st and 3 rd trimesters of pregnancy during the 7

Treatment Appropriate Treatment of Chlamydia Percentage of patients who received appropriate treatment for Chlamydia following a positive test. Number of patients who received treatment following a positive Chlamydia test. Exclusion(s): If patient is pregnant. Number who received any of the following as treatment for Chlamydia during the review period: Single dose of 1g Azithromycin; 100mg of Doxycycline, 2x daily for 7 days; 500mg of Erythromycin, 4x daily for 7 days; 800mg Erythromycin ethylsuccinate, 4x daily for 7 days; 500mg Levofloxacin, 1x daily for 7 days; 300mg Ofloxacin, 2x daily for 7 days. Appropriate Treatment of Chlamydia Pregnant Women Percentage of pregnant women who received appropriate treatment for Chlamydia following a positive test. Number of pregnant patients who received treatment following a positive Chlamydia test. Number who received any of the following as treatment for Chlamydia during the review period: Single dose of 1g Azithromycin; 500mg Amoxicillin, 3x daily for 7 days; 500mg Erythromycin, 4x daily for 7 days; 250mg Erythromycin, 4x daily for 14 days; 800mg Erythromycin ethylsuccinate, 4x daily for 7 days; 400mg Erythromycin ethylsuccinate, 4x daily for 14 days. 8

Partner Treatment Percentage of patients diagnosed with chlamydia who have had any sexual partner treated for Chlamydia. Number of patients diagnosed with Chlamydia. Number whose partners have been treated during the Percentage of sexual partners of a patient with Chlamydia within 60 days of diagnosis who have been treated. Number of sexual partners of a patient with Number have been treated during the review Chlamydia within 60 days of diagnosis. period. Retesting Following Treatment Percentage of patients who were retested for Chlamydia following treatment. Number of patients who received treatment for Chlamydia. Number of patients who were retested for Chlamydia within 4 months following treatment during the 9

HIV/PrEP Known HIV Status or HIV Testing Percentage of patients who knew their HIV status or received HIV testing. All patients aged 13+. Number who knew their HIV status or had an HIV test performed during the Exclusion(s): Individual is being treated for a life threatening emergency or the individual lacks capacity to consent to an HIV-related test. Offering PrEP to At-Risk HIV- Patients Percentage of at-risk HIV- patients who were offered PrEP. Number of at-risk HIV- patients, defined by the table below. Number who were offered PrEP during the Sources Used: A Guide to Taking a Sexual History CDC Publication 2015 Sexually Transmitted Diseases Treatment Guidelines CDC 10