There are a number of common genital infections where contact tracing is not recommended or required, and which are not notifiable.
Go to Australian STI Management Guidelines for more information on the following:
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- Australian Privacy, Confidentiality and Public Health Law
- Why are privacy and confidentiality important?
- Australian privacy laws
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- Failure to follow-up positive test results
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