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Learner Reviews & Feedback for Point of Care Testing for Sexually Transmitted Infections by Johns Hopkins University
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About the Course
What are sexually transmitted infections (STIs), and why do we care? What is point of care testing (POCT)? What do clinicians and patients want and need from the POCT for STIs?
Point of care testing, or medical diagnostic testing done at the time of patient care, is an important tool for the treatment of sexually transmitted infections. This course looks at point of care testing for sexually transmitted infections from the perspective of the clinician, the patient, and the regulatory environment.
Learners will hear from experts about the basics of sexually transmitted infections, the methods of diagnosis, and then dive more deeply into the why and how of point of care testing.
Note: This course discusses the specifics of sexually transmitted infections in detail, including photos of genitalia exhibiting symptoms of these infections.
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By Amina A
•Apr 17, 2024
The last quiz on health care human factors last question has no right answer and I tried all the options but doesn't give me a right answer and I couldn't complete this course just because of this question.
By Wesley A M
•Oct 31, 2022
Big waste of time. Little if any practical clinical information.
More of an an academic thought exercise than anything else.