Fact SheetsPredicting chlamydia/gonorrhea infections can help to reduce potentially unnecessary testing within an online testing service (summarized from article: Validation of a clinical prediction rule to predict asymptomatic chlamydia and gonorrhoea infections among internet-based testers)View Article Download Fact Sheet
Fact SheetsSexual health service clients & providers identified six desirable features of online HIV/STI risk calculators (summarized from article: “Mini Dial-A-Nurses” and “Good Brands“: What Are the Desirable Features of Online HIV/STI Risk Calculators?)View Article Download Fact Sheet
Fact SheetsLaboratory services funding & digital HIV/STI testing (summarized from article: Pay to skip the line: The political economy of digital testing services for HIV and other sexually transmitted infections)View Article Download Fact Sheet
Fact SheetsMapping the structural context for future Internet-based testing service implementation (summarized from article: An institutional ethnography of political and legislative factors shaping online sexual health service implementation in Ontario, Canada)View Article Download Fact Sheet
Fact SheetsGetCheckedOnline overcomes testing barriers to reach the people who need it the mostView Article Download Fact Sheet
Fact SheetsAnticipating the impacts of an online testing service for sexually-transmitted and blood-borne infectionsView Article Download Fact Sheet
Fact SheetsE-loyalty to a sexual health website: What influences it, and does it change behaviour?View Article Download Fact Sheet
Fact SheetsCollecting informed consent – and how you do it! – is key for online health servicesView Article Download Fact Sheet
Fact SheetsGetCheckedOnline: an acceptable, feasible way to engage people in testing for sexually transmitted infectionsView Article Download Fact Sheet
