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SGP_STI_2024

Registration covers each new episode of the following 5 STIs (sexually transmitted infections), after lab confirmation (ex. for genital warts and genital herpes).
1. Identification
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GP code
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Startdate of consultation week (monday)
Open date/time selector
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Sex patient
Gender patient
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Age of the patient:
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Which type of IDcard your patient possess?
Does the patient has access to OMNIO/BIM statute, urgent medical aid, CPAS/OCMW or other financial help?
2. Diagnostic
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Diagnosis STI:
Chlamydia trachomatis
Gonorrhoea
Condylomata
Syphilis
Genital herpes
(reinfection = an infection with an STI in a patient with a history of previous infection with the same STI, unrelated to the current episode)
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Is the patient HIV positive?
3. Consultation
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Who initiated the STI test?
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Reason for screening/testing?
Patient has STI symptom(s)
A partner of the patient has an STI
Patient at risk in the last 3 months (condom breakage, condom failure)
Other reason (ex: pregnancy)
Reason for screening/testing? If other, please specify
4. Risk factors
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Was patient born abroad?
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Level of education patient?
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Sexual orientation
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Number of sex partners within the last 6 months?
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Does the patient generally use condoms during alternating sexual contacts?
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Does the patient use Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP)?
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Is the patient vaccinated against HPV?
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Have you discussed the possibility of notifying and treating your patient's sexual partners?