Apr 27, 2012 - Sexually transmitted infections (STI), particularly in youth ages 15-24, are a growing public health concern in Canada. Contemporary interventions are utilizing technology, such as the Internet, to reach populations most at risk. A qualitative study by Shoveller and colleagues (2012) examined youth’s perspectives regarding online sexual health services.

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Resources

The Information and web links will help you to find sexual and reproductive health clinical and education resources. The packages, fact sheets, information sheets, publications and kits will assist you with teaching sexuality topics to clients. See the webliography for links to reputable websites on various sexual health topics.

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Sexuality Topics

Get the latest evidence based information about sexuality topics to use with your clients. Sexuality topics include case examples and reflective questions to encourage service providers to think about how the information can be used with clients. The case examples highlight myths and common misunderstandings that can lead to misinformation about sexuality and sexual health.

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