Structural Interventions for Sexual Health Promotion and STI Prevention – Implications for Workforce Development

The adoption of a sexual health paradigm for the prevention of sexually transmitted infections (STI) implies the development and implementation of interventions that address structural and societal factors affecting the STI epidemics. Recruitment and training of the STI workforce form an integral part of a structural approach. In this pre-congress symposium, we will discuss these topics from the perspective of STI workforce development and training, both nationally and internationally.