Abstract: A questionnaire survey was conducted among the doctors who attended the provincial sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) and five municipal STDs training courses in 2019 to investigate the status of standardized services for diagnosis and treatment of STDs. The result showed 61.7% (192/311) of the doctors participated in provincial or municipal training course in the past 3 years, 92.6% (288/311) could provide screening for STDs among clinical attendees with suspicious symptoms or high-risk behaviors, 83.3% (259/311) could conduct partner notification, and 88.1% (274/311) provided health education for clinical attendees. The average score for professional knowledge evaluation was 4.659 out of ten points. The score of the doctors from tertiary hospitals was 5.018, which was higher than that of the doctors from secondary and primary hospitals (4.465) with P=0.020. The score of the doctors from dermatology hospital was 4.475, which was lower than that of the doctors from general hospitals (4.669) with P=0.029. The score of the doctors from governmental hospitals was 4.776, which was higher than that of the doctors from private hospitals (3.706) with P=0.003.

Key words: sexually transmitted diseases, standardized services