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• W2607244033 abstract "Historically the field of adolescent health has focused on those risk factors that predispose to health and social problems such as HIV / STI acquisition or early pregnancy; and interventions have focused on reducing risk and risky behaviours that lead to poor outcomes. There is a growing body of research however that suggests that one may achieve greater improvement for youth by focusing not only on those factors that predispose to risk but also on those factors that protect young people from harm. However to optimize outcomes for young people we need to know both those factors that predispose to risks and those that are protective. Such is a risk and protective framework. By definition factors are called “protective” if they increase the likelihood of positive health behaviours or outcomes (e.g. using condoms and contraception) or moderate and discourage behaviours that might lead to negative health outcomes (e.g. having sex with many partners having an unwanted pregnancy). Similarly factors are labeled “risk” if they increase the likelihood of negative health behaviours and outcomes or discourage positive behaviours that might prevent them). Given the tremendous individual and societal burdens of many risky adolescent sexual and reproductive health behaviours (e.g. commercial sex work failure to use a condom when having sex abusive relationships polygamy) we need to better understand what research from developing countries has taught us over the past 15 years and where we need to be headed. The present report is guided by a risk and protection framework that views a young person as nested within multiple contexts (e.g. nation community family etc.). To identify the risk and protective factors that are associated with adolescent sexual and reproductive health in developing countries the World Health Organization’s Adolescent Health Programme Department of Child and Adolescent Health commissioned the WHO Collaborating Centre at the University of Minnesota’s Center for Adolescent Health to review the literature from developing countries on risk and protective factors as they relate to adolescent sexual and reproductive health to synthesize that literature and to identify what is known and where future work is needed. (Excerpts)" @default.
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• W2607244033 title "Risk and protective factors affecting adolescent reproductive health in developing countries. Report." @default.
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