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Expedited Partner Therapy Legal/Policy Toolkit
This toolkit provides resources to assist states in evaluating their legal environment as it relates to EPT, and to assist states in addressing non-legal barriers to its full implementation. It is intended as a resource for voluntary use by government officials at the state and local levels, their public and private sector partners, and others who are interested in addressing the permissibility of EPT in clinical practice.
Legal/Policy Toolkit for Adoption and Implementation of Expedited Partner Therapy (January 31, 2011)
Dear Colleague Letter (January 31, 2011)
Disclaimer: This Toolkit is not designed to provide specific legal guidance or advice and does not represent the official legal positions of federal, state, or local governments. The contents of the Toolkit should be discussed with the assistance of official state and local legal counsel.
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