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Overview of Gonorrhea (GC) Epidemiology and Program Prevention Efforts
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Year Number of Cases * Data extracted from STD*MIS
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Rates for 2006-2008 are calculated based on interim population estimates from the Nevada State Demographer. Year Rate per 100,000 population
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Year Rate per 100,000 population Rates for 2006-2008 are calculated based on interim population estimates from the Nevada State Demographer.
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Number of Cases Age of Cases
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N=1,159 Female Gonorrhea Cases N=1,004 Male Gonorrhea Cases * “API” category includes Asian / Pacific Islander / Native Hawaiian groups. “American Indian” category includes American Indian and Alaska Native groups.
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Las Vegas Reno
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Year 2010 Objective for Blacks (425 per 100,000) Rates for 2006-2008 are calculated based on interim population estimates from the Nevada State Demographer. Year Rate per 100,000 population
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Age of Cases Number of Cases Sex of GC Cases Among Blacks, by Age: Nevada, 2008
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538 906 317 463 Rate of Male GC Cases per 100,000 Rate of Female GC Cases per 100,000 All Other Counties*: 168 All Other Counties*: 166 Las Vegas Reno * All other Frontier and Rural (Far) Counties include: Churchill, Carson City, Douglas, Elko, Esmeralda, Eureka, Humboldt, Lander, Lincoln, Lyon, Mineral, Pershing, Storey, and White Pine.
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Data is based on statewide IPP data from IPP funded sites only.
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The Sentinel Site for GISP has been located at Southern Nevada Health District in Las Vegas, Nevada since 2002. In 2009: Obtained 655 cultures from symptomatic people at the SNHD STD Clinic 318 (49%) of the cultures collected were positive 287 samples were sent to the regional laboratory for evaluation of antimicrobial resistance ▪ Nevada has met or exceeded the goal of 25 positive male isolates per month in 2009 in all months except March (18 samples were sent)
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Targeted STD Screening in non-traditional settings. Working with faith based organizations to reach minority populations Provider education (i.e. Grand Rounds) Individual provider educational visits/trainings Correctional outreach SNHD- In 2007-2009 focusing on pregnant women and teens (in corrections)
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Funding cuts Reaching hidden high risk populations (internet, minority populations) Reaching un-insured high risk populations Challenges getting comprehensive sexual education to all youth in Nevada Offering internal capacity for STD testing (oral and rectal
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