Rethinking sexual health clinics

doi:10.1136/bmj.310.6988.1193

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Trainees need integrated training programme

Ravi Sockanathan

Staff specialist physician Department of Genitourinary Medicine, United Leeds Teaching Hospitals, Leeds LS1 3EX

EDITOR,—Yvonne Stedman and Max Elstein are right to suggest that sexual health clinics should be provided under one roof.1 Patients would get a better and distinctive service by an experienced, well trained, trusted doctor as opposed to the current situation in which services are provided by different professionals at various times, sometimes even leading to a conflict of information regarding sexual health matters. Providing sexual health care under one roof would enable the …