. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Aug 1.

Published in final edited form as: Sex Transm Dis. 2019 Aug;46(8):493–501. doi: 10.1097/OLQ.0000000000001010

Table 3c.

Select STD Partner Services Outcomes per $100,000

STD	Outcome	King	Pierce	Spokane
Early syphilis^a	Partners notified by DIS or OP after interview	110	314	97
	Partners tested after interview	49	237	89
	Partners treated after interview	42	220	71
	Clients^b with new HIV diagnosis	1	0	0
	OPs re-linked to HIV care	1	-	-
	PrEP referrals accepted^c	19	39	2

Gonorrhea	Partners notified by DIS or OP after interview	147	228	73
	Partners tested after interview	10	121	107
	Partners treated after interview	16	157	90
	Clients^b with new HIV diagnosis	0	0	2
	OPs re-linked to HIV care	1	-	-

Chlamydia	Partners notified by DIS or OP after Interview	193	160	64
	Partners tested after interview	26	91	69
	Partners treated after interview	35	143	59
	Clients^b with new HIV diagnosis	1	1	0
	OPs re-linked to HIV care	1	-	-

Gonorrhea/chlamydia	PrEP referrals accepted^c	27	16	16

Abbreviations: STD, sexually transmitted disease; PS, partner services; OP, original patient; DIS, disease intervention specialist; PrEP, HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis; N/A, not available

Syphilis may include coinfections with GC and/or CT. GC may include coinfections with CT. CT refers to CT only infections.

Clients refers to any STD PS cases, partners, or other contacts.

Data for PrEP referrals accepted for King county includes OPs only and were estimated using empiric data. For Pierce and Spokane, PrEP referral data was collected via staff report for average weekly (Pierce) or quarterly (Spokane) numbers in 2018 and includes all STD PS client referrals (both cases and partners)