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Expedited Partner Therapy The Denver Experience Cornelis A. Rietmeijer, MD, PhD Denver Public Health Department National Coalition of STD Directors Phoenix, AZ October 22, 2008

EPT Legal Status in Colorado No legal impediments to provide EPT EPT specifically endorsed by: – Colorado State Board of Medical Examiners Policy 40-10, issued 5/10/2001 – “It is the position of the Colorado Board of Medical Examiners that the public risk of untreated sexually transmitted infection is greater than the risk of complications from prescribing in this less than ideal setting” – Colorado State Board of Pharmacy Policy 40-4, issued 7/19/2007 – “It is the position of the Colorado Pharmacy Board that the public risk of untreated sexually transmitted infection is greater than the risk of complications from dispensing in this less than ideal setting”

EPT in Colorado

EPT in Colorado

EPT in the STD Clinical Setting Questions How to implement EPT in a busy STD clinic? What are the EPT acceptance rates among patients eligible for EPT? What are the reasons eligible patients decline EPT?

Denver Metro Health Clinic 2007 Stats: – 19,706 clinic visits – 1,874 Ct cases (9.5% of all visits) – Men: 9/9% – Women: 8.9% – 700 GC cases (3.5% of all visits) – Men: 4.3% – Women: 2.4%

History of EPT at DMHC 11/2006 – 3/2007 – Demonstration Project 3/2007 – 8/2007 – Review by pharmacy board 9/2007 – Current – Standard of care

Partner Pack Chlamydia

Implementation of EPT at DMHC Provider training Changes to the electronic medical record – Treatment information includes EPT – Partner services questions include EPT and reasons why declined Chart review and provider feedback

EPT at DMHC Between 1/1/2008 and 8/31/2008 – 614 heterosexual patients with documented GC or CT eligible for EPT – 112 (18.2%) received EPT Median # partner packs: 1 Range: 1-3 – No demographic or risk differences between those who did or did not accept EPT

EPT Acceptance DMHC %

%

EPT Provider Rate % Accepting EPT Number of Eligible Patients by Provider (N= 28)

Number of EPT Partner Packs

Reasons for Declining EPT %

Conclusions Acceptance for EPT at the Denver Metro Health Clinic is about 20% Main reasons to decline EPT: – Partners already treated or currently in clinic – Patients want their partners to be seen by medical provider Provider success rate varies from 0 – 38% – Ongoing training necessary