This on-demand course is a live recording of the Urgent Care Women’s Health conference. Hear from GYN, Family Practice, and Urgent Care physicians who will teach you strategies to manage common outpatient issues and important medical presentations, such as diagnosing and/or managing female-related complaints in the urgent care, the emergency department, and other outpatient settings.

Objectives:

• Identify current CDC screening recommendations for chlamydia and gonorrhea in women, based on age, risk factors, and clinical setting.

• Select appropriate treatment regimens for chlamydia and gonorrhea, including alternatives for patients with beta-lactam allergies or suspected treatment failure.

• Explain the importance of extragenital testing in women and interpret prevalence data for rectal and pharyngeal STIs.

• Recognize key public health trends in STI rates among women, including age-specific incidence of chlamydia and gonorrhea in NYC.

• Apply evidence-based follow-up practices, such as timing for test-of-cure and repeat screening intervals to reduce reinfection and ensure treatment efficacy.