| New STI diagnoses |
| Chlamydial infection (uncomplicated and complicated) |
| Gonorrhoea (uncomplicated and complicated) |
| Infectious syphilis |
| Genital herpes simplex (first attack) |
| Genital warts (first attack) |
| New HIV diagnosis |
| Non‐specific genital infection (uncomplicated and complicated) |
| Chancroid/lymphogranuloma venerum (LGV)/Donovanosis |
| Molluscum contagiosum
|
| Trichomoniasis |
| Scabies |
| Pediculus pubis
|
| Other STI diagnoses |
| Early latent, congenital and other acquired syphilis |
| Recurrent genital herpes simplex |
| Recurrent and re‐registered genital warts |
| Subsequent HIV presentations (including AIDS) |
| Ophthalmia neonatorum (chamydial or gonococcal) |
| Epidemiological treatment of suspected STIs (syphilis, chlamydia, gonorrhoea, non‐specific genital infection) |
| Other diagnoses made at GUM clinics |
| Viral hepatitis B and C |
| Vaginosis and balanitis (including epidemiological treatment) |
| Anogenital candidiasis (including epidemiological treatment) |
| Urinary‐tract infection |
| Cervical abnormalities |
| Other conditions requiring treatment at a GUM clinic |
| Services provided |
| HIV antibody test |
| Sexual‐health screen |
| Hepatitis B vaccination |
| Contraception (excluding condom provision) |
| Other episode not requiring treatment |
