MANAGEMENT OF SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIONS USING THE SYNDROMIC
APPROACH AS A MEASURE TO INCREASE ACCESS TO DERMATOVENEREOLOGICAL CARE UNDER MODERN CONDITIONS

About the author:	Bondarenko G.M.,Unuchko S.V.,Scherbakova Yu.V., Gubenko T.V.,
 Namli I.Ye.	
Heading	CLINICAL OBSERVATIONS	
Type of article	Scientific Article	
Annotation	The most urgent problem during martial law is the decrease in the availability of 
medical care to the population, including the diagnosis and treatment of sexually
 transmitted infections (STIs). The purpose of the work is to acquaint specialists with 
recommendations for the management of sexually transmitted infections using a 
syndromic approach.
Сonclusions: the use of a syndromic approach in the management of patients with 
STIs provides an opportunity to strengthen control over the epidemiological situation,
 treatment of the patient, as well as prevention of infection of sexual partners and 
household contacts.	
Tags	sexually transmitted infections, management, syndromic approach, syphilis, urogenital
 chlamydia, urogenital trichomonosis	
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Publication of the article	«DERMATOLOGY AND VENEREOLOGY» №2(100), 2023 year, 32-36 pages,
	
DOI	10.33743/2308-1066-2023-2-32-36