Chlamydia Prevalence and Testing Project - a randomised controlled trial

This study is aimed at general practice (GP) clinics, not individual patients. Researchers are testing whether offering GPs a small financial incentive of $5 per test increases how often they test young women (aged 16–24) for chlamydia, a very common sexually transmitted infection that often has no symptoms. Early detection and treatment of chlamydia is important for preventing complications. The study measures testing rates across different clinics. You may be eligible if: - You are a GP clinic (not an individual patient) - The clinic sees more than 250 women aged 16–24 per year - The clinic has at least 2 full-time equivalent GPs - The clinic uses an electronic medical records system You may NOT be eligible if: - The clinic sees fewer than 250 women aged 16–24 per year Talk to your doctor about whether this trial might be right for you.