Reasons for delays in treatment of bacterial sexually transmissible infections in remote Aboriginal communities in Australia: A qualitative study of healthcentre staff

Keyphrases

• Australia 100%
• Sexually Transmitted Infections 100%
• Treatment Delay 100%
• Remote Aboriginal Communities 100%
• Reasons for Delay 100%
• Timely Treatment 60%
• Remote Communities 40%
• Primary Care 20%
• Sexual Health 20%
• Depth Interviews 20%
• Cluster Randomized Trial 20%
• Strategies to Overcome 20%
• Infection Surveillance 20%
• Point-of-care Testing 20%
• Infection Treatment 20%
• Time-to-treatment 20%
• Underutilization 20%
• Complication Risk 20%
• Innovative Strategies 20%
• High Mobility 20%
• Proposed Strategy 20%
• Perceived Barriers 20%
• Key Barriers 20%
• Quality Improvement Program 20%
• Clinical Time 20%
• Staff Turnover 20%
• Registered nurses 20%
• Community Knowledge 20%
• Health Quality Improvement 20%
• Remote Australia 20%
• Aboriginal Health Worker 20%
• Healthcare Projects 20%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Communicable Disease 100%
• Hospital 60%
• Health Practitioner 20%
• Total Quality Management 20%
• Primary Health Care 20%
• Point of Care Testing 20%
• Time to Treatment 20%
• Turnover Rate 20%
• Registered Nurse 20%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Communicable Disease 100%
• Primary Health Care 20%
• Quality Improvement 20%
• Randomized Controlled Trial 20%
• Incentive 20%
• Nurse 20%
• Point-of-Care Testing 20%
• Infectious Disease Treatment 20%
• Time to Treatment 20%
• Aboriginal Health 20%