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| Tuesday, May 9, 2006 | ||
8:30 AM-9:30 AM | ||
PL2 Plenary - The State of STD Prevention in 2006: Progress on Responding to the Hidden Epidemic | ||
10:00 AM-11:45 AM | ||
| A1 Gonorrhea and Chlamydia Infections: Recurrence and Alternative Testing Strategies | ||
| A2 Insights and Interventions in STD Prevention for MSMs | ||
| A3 STD Prevention and Adolescents | ||
| A4 Increasing private-sector providers' chlamydia screening practices: strategies for health departments to interface with the private health sector | ||
| A5 Emerging Patterns and Trends in Sexually Transmitted Diseases, United States | ||
| A6 Advances in Provider Education and Practice for STD Prevention | ||
| A7 Accreditation Process for Disease Intervention Specialists and Supervisors | ||
| A8 HPV vaccine - Information for development of recommendations and vaccine implementation | ||
| A9 STD Prevention Challenges in Reaching Racial/Ethnic Populations | ||
1:00 PM-2:30 PM | ||
| MP1 Mini-Plenary -- Syphilis Elimination 2006: Where Have We Come and Where are We Going? | ||
| MP2 Mini-Plenary -- Evolution of Technologies, Pathogens and their Implications for STD Programs in 2006 | ||
3:00 PM-4:45 PM | ||
| B1 Laboratory Diagnosis of Rectal Chlamydia trachomatis Lymphogranuloma Venereum Infection | ||
| B2 The Internet and STDs: Challenges and Innovations for Prevention | ||
| B3 Public Health Strategies of Abstinence Programs for Youth | ||
| B4 Enhancing Gonorrhea Surveillance to Guide Program and Policy | ||
| B5 Challenges in Information Management | ||
| B6 Essential STD Educator Skill Sets: Teachable Competencies to Make Your STD Prevention Programs Measurable, Memorable, and Motivational | ||
| B7 Guidance and implementation strategies for expedited partner therapy | ||
| B8 Genital Herpes Diagnostics: Which tests to order, how to interpret them, resulting treatment options, and explaining the results to patients. | ||
5:00 PM-6:15 PM | ||
| PS1 Bacterial STDs: Chlamydia | ||
| PS2 Bacterial STDs: Chlamydia/Gonorrhea | ||
| PS3 Bacterial STDs: Gonorrhea | ||
| PS4 Bacterial STDs: Gonorrhea/Chlamydia Repeat Testers | ||
| PS5 Bacterial STDs: LGV & Rectal Chlamydia | ||
| PS6 Diagnostic Tests and Performance | ||
| PS8 Health Communications/Behavioral Interventions | ||
| PS9 Health Services & STD Program Issues | ||
| PS10 Partnerships and Community Collaborations | ||
| Wednesday, May 10, 2006 | ||
8:30 AM-9:30 AM | ||
| PL3 Plenary - Health Disparities and STDs: Beyond Description and on to New Solutions | ||
10:00 AM-11:45 AM | ||
| C1 Current Issues for Antimicrobial Resistance in Neisseria gonorrhoeae | ||
| C2 Methamphetamine Use and Sexual Risk Behavior for STIs in MSM and Heterosexual Populations: What We Know and What We Are Doing to Address the Issue | ||
| C3 Can We Get There From Here? Improving Chlamydia Screening in Juvenile Justice Centers | ||
| C4 STD Risk Assessment and Screening in Long-Distance Truck Drivers and Sex Workers, New Mexico, USA: Implications for STD Prevention and Control in Highly Mobile and Difficult to Reach Populations | ||
| C5 Vaginal Infections and Emerging Strategies | ||
| C6 Revised National Recommendations for HIV Screening: Implications for STD Programs | ||
| C7 Innovations and Challenges in Syphilis Elimination Efforts | ||
| C8 Current Issues in Genital Herpes and Human Papillomavirus Prevention | ||
| C9 Innovative Measures to Deliver STD-Related Care | ||
12:00 PM-1:00 PM | ||
| DE1 Demonstration: Patient-Flow Analysis for Windows Software | ||
12:00 PM-1:15 PM | ||
| Thomas Parran Award (sponsored by ASTDA) | ||
1:45 PM-3:15 PM | ||
| MP3 Mini-Plenary -- Vaccines as an STD Prevention Strategy: An Evolving Revolution | ||
| MP4 Mini-Plenary -- Sexuality, Social Norms and STD Prevention | ||
3:30 PM-4:45 PM | ||
| LBPS Latebreaker Posters | ||
| PS11 Population Focus: Adolescents | ||
| PS12 Population Focus: Drug Users | ||
| PS13 Population Focus: MSM | ||
| PS14 Population Focus: Racial/Ethnic Minorities | ||
| PC15 Population Focus: Women | ||
| PS16 Pregnancy-Related STDs | ||
| PS17 Provider Practice/Training | ||
| PS18 Surveillance and Implication for Interventions | ||
| PS19 Syphilis Elimination | ||
| PS20 Syphilis in MSM | ||
| PS21 Viral STDs: Hepatitis | ||
| PS22 Viral STDs: Herpes | ||
| PS23 Viral STDs: HIV | ||
| PS24 Viral STDs: Human Papillomavirus | ||
4:00 PM-5:30 PM | ||
| LB1 Latebreaker Session | ||
| Thursday, May 11, 2006 | ||
8:30 AM-10:15 AM | ||
| D1 Gonorrhea and Chlamydia Screening and Interventions | ||
| D2 HIV/STD Intersection and Common Prevention Strategies | ||
| D3 Relationship Issues and STD Prevention | ||
| D4 Improving STD Services in Florida: Capitalizing on Department of Health and University Collaboration to Enhance Current Programs and Develop New Ones | ||
| D5 Partner Notification and Management: Field Perspectives | ||
| D6 The Use of GIS and Spatial Analysis in STD Epidemiology and Surveillance | ||
| D7 Syphilis and MSM | ||
| D8 Strategies to Prevent Serious Consequences of Genital Herpes: Translating Research into Program | ||
10:45 AM-12:00 PM | ||
| PL4 Closing Plenary - Public Health as Social Justice: Implications for STD Prevention | ||
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