1. Results from the ACHA Pap Test and STI Survey for Calendar Year 2009 American College Health Association Sexual Health Education and Clinical Care Coalition September 2010

2. Participation CY 2009 survey (Web-based) –172 Respondents CY 2008 survey (Web-based) –176 Respondents CY 2007 survey (Web-based) –128 Respondents CY 2006 survey (Web-based) –128 Respondents CY 2005 survey (Web-based) –147 Respondents CY 2004 survey (Web-based) –135 Respondents CY 2003 survey (Paper-based) –85 Respondents

3. Demographics Total Enrollment 2,951,385 –Range 439-67,990 –Mean 17,159 –Mean Percent Female enrolled 54

4. Demographics cont’d Total Medical Visits 3,692,328 –Range 1,200-104,200 –Mean 22,652 Percent Female Visits –Mean 62% Women’s Health Visits 456,106 –Range 0-45,871 –Mean 3305

5. Geographic Distribution

6. Campus Location

7. Special Institutional Attributes

8. Enrollment

9. Modalities Offered

10. Trends in Modalities Offered

11. Document Age 1 st Intercourse

12. Recommend First Pap Test

13. Trends in 1 st Pap Recommendation

14. Providers of Service

15. Pap Test Results CY 2009

16. Long Term Result Trends

17. Usual management 1 st ASC-US Age <20

18. Usual management 1 st ASC-US Age >20

19. Management of Reported ASC-US Cases

20. ASC-US Outcomes 3162 samples sent for HPV DNA testing 58.8% positive for HR HPV 474 had repeat cytology 32.1% ≥ ASC-US

21. Results of Colpo by Indication

22. Preferred Method of Tracking

23. Screening Tests Offered

24. Coverage for STI Testing

25. HEDIS Guideline Compliance

26. Usual Chlamydia Specimen Type for Female Patients

27. Usual Chlamydia Specimen Type for Male Patients

28. CT Testing Results RespondentsTotal% Positive CT tests Undiff’d146160,640 CT pos69314.3 CT women10783,547 CT women pos28783.5 CT men10624,992 CT men pos17657.1 excludes respondents with missing or unpaired test result data

29. GC Testing Results RespondentsTotal % Positive GC tests Undiff’d143139,736 GC pos8570.6 GC women10769,643 GC women pos2250.3 GC men10624,193 GC men pos3231.3 excludes respondents with missing or unpaired test result data

30. HIV Test Modalities

31. HIV Test Results 155 schools (90.1%) report offering HIV screening to their students 130 schools reporting reliable test data –52,873 tests done 48 positive tests (0.1%) excludes respondents with missing or unpaired test result data

32. Syphilis Testing 154 (89.5%) schools report offering syphilis testing 138 schools reporting reliable testing data 34,861 tests done 79 positive tests (0.2%) excludes respondents with missing or unpaired test result data

33. Herpes Diagnosis

34. HSV Testing Results by HSV Type RespondentsNumber % of category Undiff HSV tests1418232 HSV1 pos103364% HSV2 pos58236% Female HSV tests1043356 HSV1 pos109857% HSV2 pos83043% Male HSV tests1021522 HSV1 pos52959.4% HSV2 pos36140.6% note: many positive tests reported were of unknown type (n=609 all, 413 female, 307 male)

35. HPV Vaccine 148 respondents reported: –28,719 total doses HPV vaccine given –15,454 total students vaccinated Paired data was available from 108 respondents: –23,556 doses given to 15,416 students –Average of 1.5 doses per student –Only 0.4% of vaccinated students (n=65) were males, given by 18 respondents

36. On-Site Contraceptive Services

37. On-Site Pregnancy Services

38. 2009 GYT Participation

39. Free/Reduced Cost Testing