Step-Up, INC manages the website www.indyhivtest.com which provides visitors with a reference for finding agencies and organizations that provide free HIV/STD testing. The website lists testing locations for Central, East, and West Indianapolis along with links to find testing outside of Indianapolis. Users are also able to visit the websites of the agencies and organizations that provide testing to learn more about other available services. IndyHIVtest.com is a simple, easy to use tool for finding information about HIV, STDs, and how to access free testing.

The newest project from the American Sexual Health Association (ASHA), Sexual Health TV (SHTV) is your one stop for a wide range of sexual health programming! Share this with clients and patients to educate them on sexual health and to hear personal stories from cervical cancer survivors, learn about chlamydia and other sexually transmitted infections, see how condoms are made, learn about sexual difficulties like erectile dysfunction, and more. Be sure to check out the Ask ASHA channel, where ASHA staff answer viewer questions about sexual health and sexually transmitted infections. Tune in today at sexualhealthtv.org!

On November 4th, 2014 the CDC announced the launch of several redesigned websites, including the CDC NPIN websiteand HIV/STD testing locator. The new features will include a new Social Network element to better connect those who are working in the prevention field, a new search bar to look up different topics within the NPIN site, and a new page layout along with a new website address.

Visit https://npin.cdc.gov to see the updated National Prevention Information Network (NPIN) Beta website andhttps://gettested.cdc.gov to go to the HIV/STD Testing Locator site.

From: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ)

For the first time, the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force has released an e-book version of its Guide to Clinical Preventive Services, an authoritative source that can help primary care clinicians and patients decide together what preventive services are right for a patient’s needs. The 2014 Guide includes all active Task Force evidence-based recommendations since 2004, including 28 new and updated recommendations since the 2012 version of the Guide.

The e-book is compatible with many readers, including Kindle, Nook, iBook, and Kobo. As a reminder, in addition to the e-book, you can view and download the Guide online or order a print copy of the guide at the AHRQ Publications Online Store. To place a bulk order, please contact AHRQ by email (ahrqpubs@ahrq.hhs.gov) or phone (toll-free, 800-358-9295).

The Task Force also provides other resources for primary care clinicians, including:

• An up-to-date list of Task Force recommendations, available through the A-Z Topic Index on the Task Force Website.

• The electronic Preventive Services Selector (ePSS), which clinicians can download to their mobile devices to help them identify clinical preventive services that are appropriate for their patients.

For more information about the Guide and other Task Force resources, visit: www.uspreventiveservicestaskforce.org.