Welcome to STD 101 in a Box

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Welcome to STD 101 in a Box
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• Developed by Centers for Disease Control and
  Prevention
• National Center for HIV, STD, and TB Prevention
• Division of STD Prevention
• Program and Training Branch (proposed)
• Health Professions Training and Education Unit

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Learning Objectives
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• By the completion of this curriculum the
  participants will be able to
• Describe the signs, symptoms, and complications
  of common STDs
• Describe the importance of screening for and
  early detection of STDs
• Identify available resources for information
  about STDs

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Learning Objectives (continued)
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• Describe the connection between STDs and other
  public health problems
• Describe STD behavioral interventions
• Identify populations in the U.S. with high and
  increasing STD morbidity
• Describe the STD prevention program at the
  federal level
• Describe the STD prevention program at the state
  and local levels

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Agenda
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• Introductions and Welcome
• Common STDs
• STD 101 for Clinicians
• STD 101 for Non-Clinicians
• The STD/HIV Inter-Relationship
• Sex in the City, An Inside View activity
• Behavioral Interventions for STD Prevention
• Current Epidemiology of Selected STDs
• STD Prevention Programs
• Federal View
• Local View
• Conclusion and Evaluation

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Acknowledgements This Course Was Made Possible
by Contributions From the Following Organizations
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• National Network of STD/HIV Prevention Training
  Centers (NNPTC)
• National Coalition of STD Directors (NCSD)
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC),
  National Center for HIV, STD, and TB Prevention,
  Division of STD Prevention, and Training and
  Health Communication Branch

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For Additional Training Opportunities in STD/HIV
Prevention. . .
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http//stdhivpreventiontraining.org