... with sexual health, maternal health and menstrual health education. Design/methodology/approach A qualitative case study approach was employed, drawing on three illustrative cases across different aspects of reproductive health. Data were analyzed thematically and through cross-case comparison to identify...

... 2021 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2021 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Psychosocial health Sexual health Emotional health Cognitive health Socioenvironmental health Religious health Moral health Spiritual health Mental health has always been...

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... (n=301) indicated their knowledge about and attitudes towards sexuality education programmes and 18 sexual health topics via online survey. Confirmatory factor analysis was used to examine whether parents’ attitudes were more consistent with a programme-centred (i.e. abstinence-only, comprehensive...

...Hannah Dale; Bronagh Raftery; Heather Locke Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to examine a national sexual health and relationships education (SHARE) educational package for behaviour change techniques (BCTs) utilised in order to make recommendations for further improvements. Design...

...Stephen Bell; Peter Aggleton Purpose The purpose of this paper is to examine the influence of social context on young people's sexual lives and sexual health, and to highlight the need for HIV prevention and sexual health programmes which better take into account these contextual influences...

...Roslyn Kane; Wendy Macdowall; Kaye Wellings; Judith Stephenson; Anna Glasier Purpose This paper aims to examine whether greater consideration should be given to the timing of sexual health interventions within the calendar year. Design/methodology/approach The paper uses a review...

...Roslyn Kane; Daniel Wight Purpose This paper seeks to explore the theoretical bases for teacher‐delivered and peer‐delivered sexual health promotion and education. Design/methodology/approach The first section briefly outlines the main theories informing sexual health interventions for young...

.... Design/methodology/approach A total of 3,007 young people aged 15‐18 attending schools in London, UK, completed a cross‐sectional survey. The questionnaire identified preferred sexual health “topics”, preferences for where they would like to receive this education and who they thought would be the ideal...

... to the young person, information of their sexual health attitudes and behaviours, details of their sex and relationships information and advice seeking. Completed questionnaires were received from 401 young people aged between 12 and 19 years (mean age 13.9 years, SD=1.2). Within this sample, 46 percent were...

... group study was conducted in three schools to discuss the sexual health needs of teenagers. Four single sex groups of 14‐15 year olds (two male and two female) comprising six to nine participants met for two one‐hour sessions. Interviews were recorded, transcribed and analysed by two researchers...

...Hyunyi Cho; Peter Oehlkers; Juan Mandelbaum; Karen Edlund; Melanie Zurek This article focuses on psychosocial barriers to sexual health and their implications on the design and delivery of mass media‐based public health campaigns. A family planning campaign that attempted to address barriers...

..., there was no national policy or guidelines dealing with chlamydia in the UK (Hocking, 1998; Stokes, 1997; Hicks et al., 1999; DoH, 1998a). Testing was offered to people complaining of symptoms, or as part of a specialised sexual health check only in GUM clinics (DoH, 1998a). In November 1996, the Chief Medical...

...Elizabeth Harrin Describes the beginnings of the Peer Education Project in West Sussex. Looks at the aims of the project, the training given in sexual health and substance misuse to the young people involved and their subsequent work in the community. Notes the benefits to the individuals...