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PDFUK National Guideline on Safer Sex Advice
May/June 2011
New UK National Guideline on Safer Sex Advice are online until 31 May 2011 for comments.
www.bhiva.org/SaferSexAdviceConsultation.aspx.
The objective of this document is to provide guidance for practitioners in Level 3 Genitourinary medicine (GUM) services (Level 5 in Scotland) on safer sex advice provided in sexually transmitted infection (STI) and HIV management consultations. The guideline consists of:
- Recommendations on the format and delivery of brief behaviour change interventions deliverable in GUM clinics
- Recommendations on the content of safer sex advice given to individuals at continued risk of STI
- Additional advice to be provided for those living with HIV, or from groups with higher rates of HIV incidence.
The Clinical Effectiveness Group of BASHH and BHIVA is grateful for all comments, which will be reviewed before publication.
This article was provided by HIV i-Base. It is a part of the publication HIV Treatment Bulletin. Visit HIV i-Base's website to find out more about their activities, publications and services.
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