Australian Consensus STI Testing Guideline For Aboriginal And Torres Strait Islander People

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First Published:

April 2022

Last Updated:

April 2022

Resource Type:

Guideline

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This national consensus guideline is for use by primary care clinicians working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. For local issues and clinical management, refer to local guidelines.

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