Sexual Health
STI Current Data
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Supplementary Tables for the latest STI Report
Charts which supplement the latest STI report
The 2006 release (GUM) (published Nov 07)
This latest release presents data on STIs and other activity in GUM clinics for 2006. In 2005 a mandatory service code was introduced to each record. These provide a more accurate picture of screening services offered to each patient when they first attend a Scottish GUM clinic. These new service codes replace those previously used for recording a negative STI/HIV test. Some records will now only show a service code, whereas in the past a non-specific diagnostic code would have been recorded. This change should be borne in mind when examining trends in workload, particularly when considering activities, which are not related to specific sexually transmitted infections.
Data included in these supplementary tables are submitted by GUM clinics using the web-based STI Surveillance System (STISS) which was phased in during 2004 and replaced the ISD(D)5 system. At that time some new codes were introduced and some of the coding groupings were modified. These new groupings were applied retrospectively so there may be some inconsistencies with previously published data.
For the years 2001-2003 a few clinics were unable to submit a small amount of data. This ?missing? data has been imputed and therefore, some of the NHS Board data for this period may be slightly inaccurate, but the overall effect on the national data should be negligible.
The contribution of all staff at genitourinary medicine clinics involved in the collection and collation of STISS (formerly ISD(D)5 ) is gratefully acknowledged
Supplementary Tables and Charts for the latest STI Report (published June 07)
The data contained in the tables and charts will relate either to patient episodes, or to diagnoses given. It is possible for more than one diagnosis to be reported for any single patient episode. Tables/charts which relate to patient episodes are annotated accordingly.
Table 1a- Acute STIs by diagnostic group and gender, numbers
Table 1b - Acute STIs by diagnostic group and gender, rate per 100,000 population
Table 2- All diagoses by diagnostic group and gender
Table 3- All STIs by diagnostic group, age group and gender
Table 4a- All diagnoses by diagnostic group, gender and NHS Board of residence, numbers
Table 4b- All diagnoses by diagnostic group, gender and NHS Board of residence, rate per 100,000 population
Table 5 - Location acquired for selected diagnostic groups by gender and NHS Board of treatment
Table 6 - Source of referral for new episodes by clinic of treatment
Table 7 - New episodes by clinic of treatment and NHS Board of residence
Table 8 - All diagnoses by gender and clinic of treatment
Chart1 - New diagnoses of gonorrhoea by age and gender
Chart 2- New diagnoses of chlamydia by age and gender
Chart 3 - New diagnoses of genital herpes by age and gender
Chart 4 - New diagnoses of genital warts by age and gender
Chart 5 - New diagnose of gonorrhoea by gender
Chart 6 - New diagnose of chlamydia by gender
Chart 7 - New diagnose of genital herpes, first attack by gender
Chart 8 - New diagnose of genital warts, first episode by gender
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Sexually Transmitted Infections and Other Sexual Health Information for Scotland (published Nov 07) [8Mb 
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Moving Forward, Sexually Transmitted Infections, Including HIV, in Scotland, 2005 (published Nov 06) ( 4mb)
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