University of Aberdeen: Reproductive (Sexually Transmitted Infections)
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1Summary
This session provides an in-depth exploration of the roles of medical professionals in tackling Reproductive (Sexually Transmitted Infections), with experts from the University of Aberdeen discussing the latest research into identifying, diagnosing, and treating these infections. It will also discuss considerations for providing reproductive health care and identifying the need for rights-based policies in this area. This teaching session is relevant for all medical professionals looking to stay up to date on the latest developments in this field.
Learning objectives
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Identify and explain the modes of transmission for various types of sexually transmitted infections.
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Assess risk associated with engaging in unprotected sexual behaviour and suggest mitigation steps.
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Understand the common signs, symptoms, and laboratory testing associated with STIs.
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Apply the appropriate protocols for the management and follow-up of both symptomatic and asymptomatic patients with STIs.
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Understand the benefits and limitations of vaccination for various types of STIs.