NCSP resources
Integrating the NCSP within local sexual health economies:

Our vision is that all sexually active young people should be offered chlamydia testing as a routine part of every primary care and sexual health consultation. This guidance is for commissioners and public health professionals, and examines how NCSP testing can be mainstreamed into existing community services.

Quick wins - Commissioning chlamydia screening

Quick wins and sustainable services
Quick wins and sustainable services: Hitting the target without missing the point

Commissioning chlamydia screening

Date: September 2008



Guidance for the commissioners on the cost of providing chlamydia screening in primary care and the community : a review of costs in practice across England in 2009
Guidance for the commissioners on the cost of providing chlamydia screening in primary care and the community: a review of costs in practice across England in 2009

Date: December 2009




Contract specifications

The NCSP has produced guidance for the development of specifications for the commissioning of chlamydia screening in General Practice and Community Pharmacy. This is designed to support both commissioners and service providers in achieving high quality chlamydia screening services for the populations they serve.

A further document providing more information relating to specification in community pharmacy is also available as a separate annexe.

Guidance for the development of specifications for the commissioning of chlamydia screening in General Practice and Community Pharmacy
Guidance for the development of specifications for the commissioning of chlamydia screening in General Practice and Community Pharmacy

Date: March 2010



NHS Community Pharmacy Contractual Framework Enhanced Service – Chlamydia testing and treatment
NHS Community Pharmacy Contractual Framework Enhanced Service – Chlamydia testing and treatment

Date: April 2010




Be proactive
The National Chlamydia Screening Programme (NCSP) is a control and prevention programme targeted at the highest risk group for chlamydia infection in England, young people under 25 who are sexually active.

Chlamydia is often asymptomatic so a large proportion of cases remain undiagnosed, but infection can be diagnosed easily (young people can do the test themselves), and treated effectively.

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