Related Pages

Diagnosis and Management Guidelines

STD information pamphlets

Links to STD Journals

Publications

STD Services produce a range of publications dealing with STDs and public health issues. Some of these publications are available for download in the form of portable document format (pdf) files Adobe Acrobat .

Recent

• Sexually Transmitted Diseases in South Australia. Epidemiologic Report No.21: 2007 (pdf)

• Quarterly Surveillance Report No.46, Oct - Dec, 2007: (html)

• Quarterly Surveillance Report No.46, Oct - Dec, 2007:(pdf)

• Diagnosis and Management Guidelines Sixth edition. 2005 (Bulletin No.1)

• Sexually Transmitted Diseases in South Australia, 1987 - 2001  
  
  

Other publications

• Sexually Transmitted Diseases in South Australia, 1987 - 2001

• Diagnosis and Management Guidelines, Sixth edition (Bulletin No.1)

• Venereologica: Facts and Figures from an STD Clinic

• From night clinics to the internet. A History of Sexually Transmitted Diseases in South Australia, 1916-1996.

• Bulletins

• Epidemiologic Reports

• Quarterly Surveillance Reports

• Patient Information Pamphlets

• How to Obtain Publications

Quarterly Surveillance Reports

Produced quarterly from No. 1 July 1996 to Dec 2007 (current).

Published 4 times a year, these documents give a snapshot of STD diagnosis, testing and Clinic 275 activity over the preceding 3 month period.

Most of these reports are available on Adobe portable document format. You will need the Adobe Acrobat Reader to view these files. It can be downloaded free of charge from the Adobe web site.

For a listing of Quarterly Surveillance Reports, see the Statistics section

Bulletins

• Bulletin No. 1: Diagnosis and Management of STDs (including HIV infection) Sixth edition. 2005

  First printed May 1988 
  Revised May 1990 
  Revised June 1993 
  Revised October 1995 
  Revised October 1996 
  Revised April 2000

• Bulletin No. 2: Reducing the Impact of Sexually Transmitted Diseases including HIV Infection

First printed 1988; (Revised 1991)

• Bulletin No. 3: STD Training for Doctors and Medical Students

• Bulletin No. 4: Information Systems for STD Control Programmes

• Bulletin No. 5: Clinic 275 Operations Manual

• Bulletin No. 6: The Epidemiology of Chlamydia and Gonorrhoea

• Bulletin No. 7: Service Evaluation and Staff Management in an STD Clinic

Epidemiologic Reports

Produced annually from as hardcopies (Report No. 1 – 1987 to No. 16 - 2002), and thereafter  electronically (No.17 – 2003 - No. 21 – 2007). 

Electronic copies are available from No.10 - 1996 onwards.

• Sexually Transmitted Diseases in South Australia. Epidemiologic Report No. 21: 2007

• Sexually Transmitted Diseases in South Australia. Epidemiologic Report No. 20: 2006

• Sexually Transmitted Diseases in South Australia. Epidemiologic Report No. 19: 2005

• Sexually Transmitted Diseases in South Australia. Epidemiologic Report No. 18: 2004

• Sexually Transmitted Diseases in South Australia. Epidemiologic Report No. 17: 2003

• Sexually Transmitted Diseases in South Australia. Epidemiologic Report No. 16: 2002

• Sexually Transmitted Diseases in South Australia. Epidemiologic Report No. 15: 2001

  Sexually Transmitted Diseases in South Australia. Epidemiologic Report No. 15: 2001 - Appendices

• Sexually Transmitted Diseases in South Australia, Epidemiologic Report No. 14: 2000

• Sexually Transmitted Diseases in South Australia, Epidemiologic Report No. 13: 1999

• Sexually Transmitted Diseases in South Australia, Epidemiologic Report No. 12: 1998
   Sexually Transmitted Diseases in South Australia, Epidemiologic Report No. 12: 1998 - Appendices

• Sexually Transmitted Diseases in South Australia, Epidemiologic Report No. 11: 1997

• Sexually Transmitted Diseases in South Australia, Epidemiologic Report No. 10: 1996

• Sexually Transmitted Diseases in South Australia, Epidemiologic Report No. 9: 1995

• Sexually Transmitted Diseases in South Australia, Epidemiologic Report No. 8: 1994

• Sexually Transmitted Diseases in South Australia, Epidemiologic Report No. 7: 1993

• Sexually Transmitted Diseases in South Australia, Epidemiologic Report No. 6: 1992

• Sexually Transmitted Diseases in South Australia, Epidemiologic Report No. 5: 1991

• Sexually Transmitted Diseases in South Australia, Epidemiologic Report No. 4: 1990

• Sexually Transmitted Diseases in South Australia, Epidemiologic Report No. 3: 1989

• Sexually Transmitted Diseases in South Australia, Epidemiologic Report No. 2: 1988

• Sexually Transmitted Diseases in South Australia, Epidemiologic Report No. 1: 1987

Recent Journal Publications

Recent publications:

• Katrien Depraetere, Shelley J Toepfer, Joy G Copland, Matthew D Gaughwin, David R Shaw and Russell G Waddell Hepatitis C virus seroconverters: help wanted.  MJA 2002;177 (6):396-397.

• Miller C. Genital Herpes. Current Therapeutics Internet Supplement. June 2000

• Hart G Donovanosis. Clin Infect Dis 1997; 25:24-32

• Mulhall BP, Hart G, G, Harcourt C. Sexually transmitted diseases in Australia: a decade of change.  Ann Med Singapore 1995; 24:569-78

• Mulvey G, Hart G, Scrimgeour D, Radford A. STD contact tracing and syphilis screening on the Ananga Pitjantjatjara Lands in South Australia. Venereology1995; 8(1):26-33

• Hart G. Editorial. Donovanosis in Australia. Venereology 1995: 8(1): 15

• Hallsworth P, Hefford C, Waddell R, Gordon D. Comparison of antigen detection polymerase chain reaction and culture for detection of chlamydia trachomatis in genital infection. Pathology 1995; 27:168-171

• Miller C, Hart G. Reduced disease prevalence at a sexually transmitted diseases clinic during a mass media campaign. Venereology 1995; 8(1):37-42

• Waddell R, Davey T. Contact tracing following diagnosis of HIV infection in South Australia. Aust HIV Surveillance Report 1994; 10(4):2-5

• Waddell R. Hepatitis C and the history of injecting drug use in South Australia. Med J Aust 1994; 161:286

• Tideman R, Hart G. Factors associated with after hours attendance at an STD clinic. Venereology 1994; 7(1):9-11

How to Obtain Copies of Publications

Single copies of the above publications are available for distribution. If you would like a copies of any of the publications, please contact Dr Russell Waddell, or facsimile: +61 (8) 8222 5030. 

If you would like to receive electronic copies of the Quarterly Surveillance Reports, please contact STD Services (email: STD.Services'at'health.sa.gov.au; please relace 'at' with the @ symbol to obtain the email address).

Future publications will be available for download from this site as Adobe Acrobat (pdf) files. In order to read and print these documents, Adobe Acrobat Reader software is required. This can be downloaded free of charge from the Adobe web site.

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