Diagnostic challenges of sexually transmitted infections in resource-limited settings.

作者: Rosanna W Peeling , Allan Ronald

DOI: 10.2217/FMB.09.100

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摘要: The global burden of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) is highest in the developing world where access to laboratory services limited. Sophisticated diagnostic tests using noninvasive specimens have enabled developed countries screen and diagnose curable STIs a variety settings, but control programs resource-limited settings continue struggle find simple rapid that can provide adequate performance absence services. While recent technological advances investments research development may soon yield improved STI make an impact, these will need be deployed within health system includes: regulatory oversight, quality assurance, good supply-chain management, effective training, information systems sound surveillance monitor disease trends, inform policy decisions assess impact interventions.

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