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Introducing a new sexually transmissible infections contact tracing resource for use in NSW General Practice.

In Australia, general practice is the main provider of sexual health care and contact tracing is an important part of a comprehensive control program for sexually transmissible infections (STI). However, many doctors are unaware of their responsibilities regarding contact tracing and identify barriers to undertaking this, for example, lack of written guidelines, and a perceived lack of skills and experience.