Besure Confidentiality


We will not tell anyone about what you tell us. But we will send details of the result BUT NOT your name and address to the Health Protection Agency. The Health Protection Agency counts how many people in England have Chlamydia so they can make sure people get the best treatment.

If your test was taken in a clinical setting such as your GP, family planning clinic or Brook, the doctors or nurses involved may get a copy of your test result. If you take a test in a setting such as a college, university or youth drop in centre that does not involve medical staff, the centre will not have a copy of your test result.

If you are under sixteen years of age you have the same rights to confidentiality.


No prodding, probing or poking


The problem is most people have no signs of or symptoms so most of you wouldn't know you have it. You can easily find out with a confidential self-taken test and chlamydia is simple to treat with FREE antibiotics.

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Original text developed by the Department of Health and the Health Protection Agency. Amendments have been added to support BeSure; the Chlamydia Screening Programme for the Heart of Birmingham Teaching Primary Care Trust.


© 2006 Heart of Birmingham Teaching Primary Care Trust