[PDF] Top 20 Sexual reproductive health service provision to young people in Kenya; what is the best model?

... to what respondents believed to be true knowledge from their own ...labels young girls who are unmarried and sexually active as “spoilt” as they are expected not to engage in sexual ...of ... See full document

... Malawi, young people developed and performed an interactive drama show, which not only benefited their peers but also raised the awareness of parents and community ...adolescent health went on to ... See full document

... and reproductive health is- sues and the importance of seeking treatment for sexually transmitted infections including HIV testing from health ...facilities. Health care providers should work ... See full document

... of young people are sexually active; the proportion of sexual activity differs substan- tially by region and gender ...of sexual activity is increasing gradually from middle to late adolescent ... See full document

... that young people have the skills and the resources to prevent infections and pregnancy and that there is an environment that is supportive of them doing ...the best provision of ... See full document

... study, young people cited distance, provider attitudes, and unfriendly service as barriers to contraceptive use ...that provision of sexual and reproductive health ... See full document

... of young children) to adhere to drugs and stay healthy for their children appears to outweigh their fear of ...of people who regularly attend HIV clinics, it still seems an important topic to explore ... See full document

... newborn health, and prevention of SGBV, with an emphasis on reproductive ‘problems’ ...on sexual health including comprehensive sexuality ...the provision of safe abortion services and ... See full document

... promotes sexual health and provides support for people with STIs and ...to sexual health however. In acknowledgement of the many health and other needs young slum-dwellers ... See full document

... in sexual health provision and, if so, what these gaps ...on sexual and reproductive health do not consider the ethnic and cultural specificities of the young ... See full document

... and health promotion professionals to capitalise on what van Dijck and Poell have termed ‘the tactics of automated group formation’, deploying the algorithmic capacities of social media platforms to ‘push’ ... See full document

... Mental Health Services Programme aims to enable CYP with severe MH problems to access an inpatient bed close to their home; decreasing the length of inpatient stays, avoiding inappropriate admissions, and reducing ... See full document

... Mass 2007) (upholding a school district’s treatment of sexual orientation despite parental objection); Fields v. Palmdale School District, 427 F.3d 1197, 1200, 1211 (9th Cir. 2005) (identifying a number of ... See full document

... To start with, the theory does not predict the result or nature of the different influences at each level. Rather, it is left to the researcher to work out these influences. Golden and Earp (2012, p. 364) state that ... See full document

... As noted above, the community prevalence of ADHD globally is estimated to be between 2- 7%, with an average of around 5%, and a suggestion that most of the variation reflects methodological differences across studies ... See full document

... This category of programs aimed to improve parent–youth relationships, with a particular focus on communication about sexual behavior and romantic relationships. Overall, these programs were frequently effective. ... See full document

... Mobile health (m-health) is defined as a medical and public health practice supported by mobile devices, such as mobile phones, patient monitoring devices, personal digital assistants (PDAs), and ... See full document

... of service users relying on borrowing to finance care seeking suggests that care ac- cess would be more difficult for those with weak social ties, small social networks or weak bargaining positions within the ... See full document

... 2. Review implementation of reproductive health in the curriculum. Teachers speak in a closed way as if information is secret and sacred. In-depth training needed to teach the subject so students can ... See full document

... Whilst there is now medical treatment for the physical health impact of HIV, there is insufficient attention to its psychological impact, especially for the newly diagnosed. The psychological impact arises in part ... See full document