Commended Posters:

1. ‘Find Your Mate’! An interactive game to support the teaching of sexual history taking to medical students.
   Kate Horn¹, Jo Fitzgerald¹, Ben Tometzki^{2
   1}Royal United Hospital Bath NHS Foundation Trust, Bath, UK, ²Glasgow University Medical School, Glasgow, UK

2. Service evaluation of care needs of young people aged under 25 living with HIV: are they consistent?
   Siew Yan Teo¹, Jennifer Murira¹, Rachel Notman², Amy Evans^{1
   1}Leeds Teaching Hospitals, Leeds, UK, ²Department of Clinical and Health Psychology, Leeds, UK

3. Experiences of men who have sex with men (MSM) when engaging in the partner notification process three months following a HIV diagnosis.
   Jonathan Roberts¹, Eileen Nixon¹, Nicky Perry¹, Nigel Sheriff², Daniel Richardson^{1
   1}UK, Brighton & Sussex University Hospitals NHS trust, Brighton, ²UK, University of Brighton, Brighton

4. Uptake and acceptance of combined HIV POCT & STI screening for MSM in community settings during National HIV Testing Week
   Kevin Turner¹, Billy Clarke¹, Cecilia Priestley¹, Sara Scofield¹, Cordelia Chapman^{2
   1}Dorset County Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, Weymouth, UK, ²The Royal Bournemouth and Christchurch Hospitals NHS Trust, Bournemouth, UK

5. Evaluation of interfering substances common to swab and urine specimen using the BD MAX^™ CT/GC and CT/GC/TV assays, a new automated molecular assay.
   Keith Thornton, Amy Hoover, Lakeisha Galloway, Craig Zeman, Danielle Koffenberger
   UK, Becton Dickinson, Sparks Maryland

6. Patient stories: what can we learn from listening to healthcare workers with HIV
   Tracey Buckingham, Larissa Mulka, Daniel Richardson
   Brighton & Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust, Brighton, UK

Commended Clinical Cases:

1. Case series: managing desquamative inflammatory vaginitis in trans-men
   Kate Nambiar, Deborah Williams, Tamara Woodroffe, Alison Parnell, Daniel Richardson
   Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust, Brighton, UK

2. Gonococcal tenosynovitis in two HIV-infected heterosexual males: delayed diagnoses following negative urine NAAT testing
   Jonathan Shaw, Peter Flegg, John Sweeney
   Blackpool Sexual Health Services, Blackpool, UK

Commended Orals:

1. TV in primary care - is there more out there than we think?
   Jane Nicholls¹, Paddy Horner³, Katy Turner³, John Macleod³, Paul North², Ralph Ferguson², Margaret May³, Peter Muir^{2
   1}UK, Bristol Sexual Health Centre, Bristol, ²UK, Public Health England, Bristol Laboratory, Bristol, ³UK, Department of Social and Community Medicine, University of Bristol, Bristol

2. Understanding continuing high HIV incidence: sexual behavioural trends among MSM in London, 2000-2013
   Adamma Aghaizu, Anthony Nardone, Andrew Copas, Danielle Mercey, Sonali Wayal, Vicky Parsons, Graham Hart, Richard Gilson, Anne Johnson
   ¹UK, Public Health England, London, 2UK, University College London, London

Maggie Godley Prize

• Experience of the tender process and integration of sexual health services: staff survey
  Cara Saxon
  UK, Bridgewater Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, Manchester

Undergraduate Prizes

1. Access to GUM clinics in the UK - A worsening picture.
   Tim Prescott, Vanessa Hayden, Elizabeth Foley. University of Southampton, Southampton, UK

2. Asymptomatic Lymphogranuloma venereum in known HIVpositive MSM; Is it more common than we think?
   Daniel Ward¹, Meg Boothby², Penny Goold², Emma Hathorn². 1. University of Birmingham, Birmingham, UK; 2Whittall Street Clinic, University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust, Birmingham, UK