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Attachment C: NNPTC Clinical Course Descriptions and Course Codes

(CDC-RFA-PS20-2004)

1. 800 - STD Intensive/STD Adolescent Intensive/STD Advanced This is a comprehensive/intensive clinical training course for clinicians (i.e., physicians, advanced practice nurses, physician assistants, nurses) who manage patients/clients at risk for or infected with STDs. The course is targeted to clinicians working in public or private health care settings (e.g., family planning, adolescent health, women’s health, primary care, urgent care, community health centers, STD clinics) who examine and treat individuals at risk for STDs. This must include didactic and precepting held on multiple and consecutive days (i.e. STD Intensive, Part-Time Intensive, Advanced STD Intensive), and starts at 2 days in length. Content includes a comprehensive overview of common STDs.

2. 803 - STD Clinical or Counseling Skills Building This includes: precepting for STD clinical or counseling skills, exam skills courses and lab/microscopy courses, these practicums are not associated with an STD intensive course.

3. 804 – STD/HIV Clinical Update This is an event that is generally from 4 hours to 3 days of current STD medical practices. The course may be tailored to meet specific needs relative to current disease prevalence and medical developments. To accommodate large audiences, a lecture format is utilized, along with limited case study presentations.

4. 805 - Short Didactic General Presentation This is a clinical presentation that is 1 hour to less than 4 hours to a general audience in a hospital, public health, or university setting (includes symposia, grand rounds, etc.).

5. 813 - Short Didactic Clinic Presentation This is a clinical presentation that is 1 hour to less than 4 hours, given in one clinical setting (all participants work in that clinical setting and content tailored to the clinic).

6. 814- Conference Presentation This a clinical presentation that is less than 4 hours, given at a state, regional, or national conference or as an invited speaker to a collaborative partner conference.

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