Table 6.1 Clinic 275 - Summary Statistics.

Diagnosis	2nd Quarter		Year to date
	01/04/02 - 30/06/02		01/01/02 - 30/06/02
	Male	Female	Male	Female	Total
No illness	489	388	981	825	1806
HIV	-	-	1	-	1
Gonorrhoea	12	1	21	1	22
Syphilis	-	-	-	-	-
Herpes	19	25	47	43	90
Chlamydia	65	43	132	93	225
NSU	22	na	40	na	40
Warts	156	83	376	181	557
Trichomoniasis	-	2	-	2	2
Candida vaginitis	na	62	na	127	127
Crabs	7	-	15	2	17
Scabies	3	-	5	-	5
Molluscum	33	16	92	29	121
Bacterial vaginosis	na	78	na	157	157
Hepatitis B antigen positive - acute	-	-	-	-	-
carrier	4	1	9	1	10
Hepatitis C infection - incident	1	1	1	2	3
new	1	1	3	2	5
known	11	9	26	17	43
Urethral irritation	37	na	73	na	73
Balanitis	40	na	91	na	91
Non STD illness	121	61	265	119	384
Post coital contraception	na	69	na	171	171
Abnormal Pap smear	na	23	na	50	50
Other/Uncertain	18	12	34	26	60

Clinic attendances	2024	1594	4088	3195	7283
Episodes of care	982	782	2074	1653	3727
Individual clients	928	728	1850	1420	3270

^{na not
applicable}

^{Note:
A client may have more than one diagnosis for an episode of care. An
individual client may have several episodes of care each requiring one or
more attendances. Data on episodes of care and individual clients are from
the computerised casenotes system based on date of first visit for an
episode of care. Clinic attendances were obtained from the daybook for the
time period covered by this report.}

Table 6.2 Males diagnosed with chlamydia, gonorrhoea or syphilis¹
at C275, 01/04/02 - 30/06/02. Exposure category by infection.

Exposure category	No.	Chlamydia	Gonorrhoea
Homosexual	149	13	10
Homosexual, IDU	13	1	1
Bisexual	42	1	-
Heterosexual, O/S²	97	9	-
Heterosexual	594	41	1
Total		65	12

¹ ^{No case of syphilis diagnosed during the quarter.}
² ^{Overseas contact in
the previous three months.}

Table 6.3 Males diagnosed with hepatitis C, hepatitis B¹ or HIV¹ infection at C275,
01/04/02 - 30/06/02. Exposure category by infection.

Exposure category		Hepatitis C			Hepatitis B
	No.	Incident cases	New diagnosis	Known	Previous exposure²	Carrier
Homosexual	149	-	-	-	8	-
Homosexual, IDU	13	-	-	1	1	-
Bisexual	42	-	-	1	4	-
Heterosexual, IDU	64	1	-	8	3	-
Heterosexual, O/S³	97	-	-	-	1	-
Heterosexual	594	-	1	3	13	3
Other	19	-	-	-	2	1
Total		1	1	13	32	4

1 No case of HIV or acute hepatitis B diagnosed during the quarter

2 Previous exposure refers to past HBV infection (HB core antibody positive, HBs antigen negative)

3 Overseas contact in the previous 12 months

Table 6.4 Females diagnosed with chlamydia, gonorrhoea or syphilis1
at C275, 01/04/02 - 30/06/02. Exposure category by infection.

Exposure category		No.	Chlamydia	Gonorrhoea
Heterosexual, O/S²	61		6	-
Heterosexual	595		36	1
Other / unknown	43		1	-
Total			43	1

¹ No case of syphilis diagnosed during the quarter

2 Overseas contact in the previous 12 months

Table 6.5 Females diagnosed with hepatitis C, hepatitis B¹ or HIV¹ infection
at C275, 01/04/02 - 30/06/02. Exposure category by infection.

Exposure category			Hepatitis C			Hepatitis B
		No.	Incident	New Diagnoses	Known	Previous exposure²	Carrier
Heterosexual, IDU	46		1	-	7	1	-
Heterosexual, O/S³	61		-	-	-	1	-
Heterosexual	595		-	-	-	5	-
Sex worker	24		-	-	1	-	-
Sex worker, IDU	13		-	1	2	-	-
Other/Unknown	43		-	-	1	2	1
Total			1	1	11	9	1

^{1
No new diagnoses of HIV or acute hepatitis B in females during this
quarter.}

^{2
Previous exposure refers to past HBV infection (HB core antibody positive,
HBs antigen negative)}

^{3
Overseas contact in the previous 12 months}

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