Nursing Proposal

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This proposal focuses on a descriptive study that will verify through research whether the 1999 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's (CDC) reiteration of its position on STD treatment guidelines make sense. The proposed study quantitatively measures the amount of Chlamydia Trachomatis in a convenience sample of male and female clients between the ages of sixteen and twenty-one (16-21). The research requires each subject to consent to a voluntary urine amplified specimen collection in order to meet the lab testing requirements for testing for Chlamydia. Justification is based on an opportunity for health plans to create new guidelines for bottom line improvements within the healthcare system.

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Conceptualization of the Problem
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Description of the Research Design
Literature Review
Proposed Method of Presenting Results

From the Paper:

"Adolescents and young adults have the highest rates of Chlamydia infections compared with other age groups (Jensen, Fogh, & Prag, 2003). Early detection of this infection can reduce disease spread and prevent the sequelae of untreated Chlamydia infections (Perkins, Carlisle, & Jackson, 2003). Even with considerable advances in the medical field, today Chlamydial infections continue to pose a threat to the health and welfare of individuals. Chlamydia infections frequently are asymptomatic, (Colvin, 2000) so screening programs have been emphasized but, unfortunately several obstacles reduce the likelihood that persons in this age group will be screened."

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