Indiana State Health Improvement Plan (I-SHIP) - State of Indiana

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Reduce the Burden of HIV, STD, and Viral Hepatitis in Indiana Perinatal HIV Transmission: All infants born to an HIV-positive mother should be reported to the Indiana State Health Department, even though the final HIV status of the child is not known until later. Current Indiana law (IC 16-41-2-1) requires all health care providers to offer all pregnant women an HIV test along with their other prenatal tests. Pregnant women have the opportunity to opt-out of the HIV testing. By the end of 2009, a total of 728 children had been born to HIV positive mothers since the beginning of record keeping. TABLE 2.2 CHILDREN BORN TO HIV INFECTED MOTHERS WHO ARE RESIDENTS OF INDIANA, CUMULATIVE 1982 THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 2009 Race Total Exposures Child Exposures now with HIV Disease White 227 65 Black 373 62 Hispanic – All Races 63 6 Multiracial – Non Hispanic 62 11 Other
Reduce the Burden of HIV, STD, and Viral Hepatitis in Indiana STD: In 2009, Chlamydia continued to be the most frequently reported sexually transmitted disease (STD) in Indiana, with 21,759 reported cases, up from 21,744 cases in 2008. Gonorrhea cases were reported at 6,812 cases in 2009 and 8,489 in 2008. Primary and Secondary Syphilis was reported to be 152 in 2009, up from 140 in 2008, and 53 reported cases the year prior. Females continued to outnumber males for both Chlamydia and Gonorrhea while Syphilis is more prevalent among males. Both Blacks and Whites make up the majority of all STD cases in 2009. FIGURE 2.4 PERCENTAGES OF STD CASES IN INDIANA BY GENDER, 2009 Source: Indiana STD Database, Data is considered provisional and will be updated in 2011. FIGURE 2.5 PERCENTAGES OF STD CASES IN INDIANA BY RACE, 2009 Source: Indiana STD Database, Data is considered provisional and will be updated in 2011.
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