STIs and sexual dysfunction

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Background: The number of inappropriate prescriptions for sexually transmitted infections (STIs) in Sudan is suspected to be high. Simple multifaceted interventions directed at prescribers may improve prescribing patterns in the Sudan. Objective: To evaluate the effect of multifaceted interventions on prescribing for STIs in the White Nile State, Sudan. Methods: The study involved 20 health centres randomly assigned to four different multifaceted interventions to improve prescribing. Results: Prescriber targeted interventions involving audit and feedback together with academic detailing and practice guidelines reduced the number of inappropriate prescriptions by 50% (pConclusion: Prescribing for STIs in the White Nile State of Sudan needs improving. Multifaceted interventions appear effective in improving prescribing.

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