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Partner Notification for Sexually Transmitted Diseases
2007
Clinical Infectious Diseases
Partner notification, a principal means of controlling sexually transmitted diseases, has traditionally been performed by public health professionals. They interview infected persons and contact the sex partners of these persons to notify them and convince them of the need to seek evaluation and treatment (known as "provider referral"). This notification method is labor intensive; the typical alternative to provider referral is to leave notification to the infected person (known as "patient
doi:10.1086/511429
pmid:17342669
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