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Indiana State STD Report: 2009-2010 Morbidity Trends & IPP Impact

Comprehensive report on chlamydia and gonorrhea cases in Indiana, highlighting key findings, treatment timeliness, high morbidity zip codes, and EPT resources. Analysis of top zip codes, treatment progress, and legislative responses outlined. Updates on EPT initiatives for STD prevention.

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Indiana State STD Report: 2009-2010 Morbidity Trends & IPP Impact

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  1. IndianaState Report RVIPP Meeting Summer, 2010

  2. 2009 State Morbidity for CT and GC • 21,799 cases of chlamydia (38% identified through IPP) • 6,853 cases of gonorrhea (41% identified through IPP) • Reduction in GC morbidity compared to 2008; chlamydia stable

  3. Chlamydia in Indiana2005 - 2009

  4. Gonorrhea in Indiana2005 - 2009

  5. High Morbidity Zip CodesChlamydia 2009

  6. High Morbidity Zip CodesGonorrhea 2009

  7. Top Ten Zips Analysis • Nine common zip codes in top ten list for both CT and GC, 8/9 are in Indianapolis and one is in Fort Wayne • 19% of reported chlamydia was from top ten zips • 29% of reported gonorrhea was from top ten zips

  8. Treatment Timelinessin top ten zips 2009 Chlamydia Gonorrhea 58% treated in 14 d 71% treated in 14 d 91% treated in 30 d 95% treated in 30 d 1/1-5/24/10 Chlamydia 48% treated in 14 d 91% treated in 30 d

  9. Days in TransitQ1 2010

  10. Pregnancy Test Only Visit Testing2009 Results (Three Quarters Only) Assessed variable “Reason for Test PTO Visit” = 1 N=7,561 (includes some bad data from sites that should not be using this Reason for Test code) Chlamydia positive 710/7561 (9.4%) Gonorrhea positive 36/7561 (0.5%)

  11. EPT Update on Progress2010 Indiana State Medical Association expressed disapproval to Medical Licensing Board Fall, 2009 January, 2010 – met with Legislative Committee of ISMA; no change May, 2010 – Another hearing with Executive Committee of MLB; ISMA still opposes June, 2010 – Another meeting with full board MLB

  12. EPT Resources • CDC policy meeting for external consultants May in Atlanta attended by Dr. Joan Duwve • CDC project –Academic Edge, Inc. in Bloomington to develop web resources for providers, patients, and partners for EPT (national focus) • www.partnercare.org • Link to talk at National STD Prevention Conf.

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