Provider referral, self-referral, and contract referral are three strategies used to inform past partners of possible STI infection.

Provider referral, self-referral, and contract referral are recognized ways to notify past sexual partners who may have been exposed to an STI. In provider referral, a health worker contacts partners; in self-referral, the patient does so; and in contract referral, the patient agrees to notify partners within a set time before the provider does. Therefore, the statement is true.

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