Evidence & Reports Phase 2
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| Date created: Thu 06 Sep 2007 | File Size: 337 kb | File Time: 49 seconds @ 56 kbps
Description: A review of the All I Want LIVE Standards and Manual to inform Edition 2 of All I Want LIVE. The review was conducted by the TASC Agency who interviewed staff working in Healthy Respect Drop-ins.
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| Date created: Thu 06 Sep 2007 | File Size: 1572 kb | File Time: 228 seconds @ 56 kbps
Description: A report on the research conducted to inform the Healthy Respect Parents Social Marketing Campaign, including pre-testing results.
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| Date created: Thu 06 Sep 2007 | File Size: 441 kb | File Time: 64 seconds @ 56 kbps
Description: A report on the work carried out by volunteers with LGBT Youth Scotland to assess sexual health services for young people in the Lothian area.
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| Date created: Thu 06 Sep 2007 | File Size: 57 kb | File Time: 8 seconds @ 56 kbps
Description: A summary of the systematic review, commissioned by Healthy Respect and the Medical Research Council, of interventions that involve parents in the promotion of positive sexual health among young people.
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| Date created: Thu 06 Sep 2007 | File Size: 317 kb | File Time: 46 seconds @ 56 kbps
Description: A report on the research conducted to inform the Healthy Respect ‘Respect’ Social Marketing Campaign.
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| Date created: Thu 06 Sep 2007 | File Size: 703 kb | File Time: 102 seconds @ 56 kbps
Description: Prepared by Sexual Health and Wellbeing Learning Network, this briefing paper (no.2) sets out the research which supports the proposals for Phase Two of Healthy Respect. In particular, it identifies the wider determinants influencing positive sexual health, sexual behaviour and knowledge, attitudes and beliefs; use of services and groups at risk of sexual ill health.
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| Date created: Wed 18 Jun 2008 | File Size: 235 kb | File Time: 34 seconds @ 56 kbps
Description: Executive Summary Report. This report outlines the development and delivery of Healthy Respect Phase Two and provides the early findings from its evaluation. It is an interim report to aid the development of national policy in this area and to contribute to the mainstreaming plans for Healthy Respect, which ends as a demonstration project in March 2008. The evaluation has yet to be completed and will continue to inform plans for policy and service provision after the demonstration period. A final report will be available at the end of 2009.