Problems with sexual health services?

Have you had problems accessing sexual health clinic services? We want to hear about them.

NAT and THT have been hearing over the past few months worrying stories about sexual health clinic closures and difficulties getting appointments.  This is a cause for concern since quick and easy access to testing and treatment is vital if we are to control STIs and HIV. 

If you have over the last 12 months experienced a deterioration in your local sexual health services, we want to hear about it so we can campaign effectively for funding and support for these vital clinics.  It might be that your clinic has closed altogether, or changed its opening hours, or you are now finding it much more difficult to get an appointment, or have to wait much longer to be seen – do let us know about such issues or any others you want to raise.  We are especially interested in difficulties getting an appointment when you think you had symptoms of an STI or HIV.

This short survey should only take a few minutes to complete

 
1.What is the name of your clinic?
2.What area is your clinic in?
3.What gender do you identify as?
4.Is your gender identity the same as the gender you were assigned at birth?
5.How old are you?
6.What is your ethnicity?
7.What is your sexuality?
8.Have you experienced a problem with the quality of your HIV or sexual health service?
9.If yes, can you tell us more about the problem or issue?
10.Have you used HIV or sexual health clinic services in England before?
11.If you have accessed HIV or sexual health services in England before, do you have any further comments about how your recent experience compares? 
12.Can we use your example as a ‘case study’ when talking to politicians and the media? We would not identify you in any way.   

13.Can we get in touch with you to ask for further information if necessary, including if you might be willing to speak to politicians or the media or about your experience?
14.If yes, can we have your name and email address:
15.Do you have any further comments?
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