Older female adolescents (15-24) – Page 4 – Behavior Change Impact

Meekers, D.,Agha, S.,Klein, M. (2003). The impact on condom use of the “100% Jeune” social marketing program in Cameroon Journal of Adolescent Health, 36(6), 530

October 12, 2020/in Older female adolescents (15-24), Older male adolescents (15-24) Community engagement, Mass media, Outreach, Point of sale, Print materials Distant relational agency, Individual agency, Immediate relational agency SRH decision making Cameroon/by Nancy Reyes

Lou, Chao-Hua,Wang, Bo,Shen, Yan,Gao, Er-Sheng (2004). Effects of a community-based sex education and reproductive health service program on contraceptive use of unmarried youths in Shanghai Journal of Adolescent Health, 34(5), 433-440

October 12, 2020/in Older female adolescents (15-24), Older male adolescents (15-24) Community engagement, Counseling, Health worker training, Mass media, Print materials Distant relational agency, Individual agency SRH decision making China Long term: Lower unmet need for FP, Intermediate: Improved match between service provisions and client needs, Long term: Increased control over spacing and timing of pregnancy, Long term: Greater control over fertility, Long term: Greater match between reproductive aspirations and outcomes, Long term: Decreased sexual violence or coercion, Intermediate: Increased contraceptive choices, Long term: Decreased prevalence of STIs and HIV, Intermediate: Greater input (individual or collective) in SRH policies and programming/by Nancy Reyes

Stephenson, J. M.,Strange, V.,Forrest, S.,Oakley, A.,Copas, A.,Allen, E.,Babiker, A.,Black, S.,Ali, M.,Monteiro, H.,Johnson, A. M. (2004). Pupil-led sex education in England (RIPPLE study): Cluster-randomised intervention trial The Lancet, 364(9431), 338-346

October 12, 2020/in Young female adolescents (10-14), Older female adolescents (15-24), Young male adolescents (10-14), Older male adolescents (15-24) Sex education Distant relational agency, Individual agency, Immediate relational agency SRH decision making England Long term: Lower unmet need for FP, Intermediate: Improved match between service provisions and client needs, Long term: Increased control over spacing and timing of pregnancy, Long term: Greater control over fertility, Long term: Greater match between reproductive aspirations and outcomes, Long term: Decreased sexual violence or coercion, Intermediate: Increased contraceptive choices, Long term: Decreased prevalence of STIs and HIV, Intermediate: Greater input (individual or collective) in SRH policies and programming/by Nancy Reyes

Brieger, W. R.,Delano, G. E.,Lane, C. G.,Oladepo, O.,Oyediran, K. A. (2001). West African Youth Initiative: outcome of a reproductive health education program J Adolesc Health, 29(6), 436-46

October 12, 2020/in Older female adolescents (15-24), Older male adolescents (15-24) Community engagement, Outreach, Print materials Distant relational agency, Individual agency, Immediate relational agency SRH decision making Ghana, Nigeria Long term: Lower unmet need for FP, Intermediate: Improved match between service provisions and client needs, Long term: Increased control over spacing and timing of pregnancy, Long term: Greater control over fertility, Long term: Greater match between reproductive aspirations and outcomes, Long term: Decreased sexual violence or coercion, Intermediate: Increased contraceptive choices, Long term: Decreased prevalence of STIs and HIV, Intermediate: Greater input (individual or collective) in SRH policies and programming/by Nancy Reyes

Basen-Engquist, Karen,Coyle, Karin K.,Parcel, Guy S.,Kirby, Douglas,Banspach, Stephen W.,Carvajal, Scott C.,Baumler, Elizabeth (2001). Schoolwide effects of a multicomponent HIV, STD, and pregnancy prevention program for high school students Health Education & Behavior, 28(2), 166-185

October 12, 2020/in Young female adolescents (10-14), Older female adolescents (15-24), Young male adolescents (10-14), Older male adolescents (15-24) Outreach, Sex education Individual agency, Immediate relational agency SRH decision making US Long term: Lower unmet need for FP, Intermediate: Improved match between service provisions and client needs, Long term: Increased control over spacing and timing of pregnancy, Long term: Greater control over fertility, Long term: Greater match between reproductive aspirations and outcomes, Long term: Decreased sexual violence or coercion, Intermediate: Increased contraceptive choices, Long term: Decreased prevalence of STIs and HIV, Intermediate: Greater input (individual or collective) in SRH policies and programming/by Nancy Reyes

Magnani, Robert J.,Gaffikin, Lynne,de Aquino, Estela Maria Leão,Seiber, Eric E.,Almeida, Maria de Conceição Chagas,Lipovsek, Varja (2001). Impact of an integrated adolescent reproductive health program in Brazil Studies in Family Planning, 32(3), 230-243

October 12, 2020/in Young female adolescents (10-14), Older female adolescents (15-24), Young male adolescents (10-14), Older male adolescents (15-24) Counseling, Sex education Individual agency SRH decision making Brazil Long term: Lower unmet need for FP, Intermediate: Improved match between service provisions and client needs, Long term: Increased control over spacing and timing of pregnancy, Long term: Greater control over fertility, Long term: Greater match between reproductive aspirations and outcomes, Long term: Decreased sexual violence or coercion, Intermediate: Increased contraceptive choices, Long term: Decreased prevalence of STIs and HIV, Intermediate: Greater input (individual or collective) in SRH policies and programming/by Nancy Reyes

Kincaid, D. Lawrence (2000). Social networks, ideation and contraceptive behavior in Bangladesh: A longitudinal analysis Social Science & Medicine, 50(2), 215-231

October 12, 2020/in Adult women, Older female adolescents (15-24) Advocacy, Community engagement, Counseling, Outreach Individual agency, Immediate relational agency SRH collective action Bangladesh Long term: Lower unmet need for FP, Intermediate: Improved match between service provisions and client needs, Long term: Increased control over spacing and timing of pregnancy, Long term: Greater control over fertility, Long term: Greater match between reproductive aspirations and outcomes, Long term: Decreased sexual violence or coercion, Intermediate: Increased contraceptive choices, Long term: Decreased prevalence of STIs and HIV, Intermediate: Greater input (individual or collective) in SRH policies and programming/by Nancy Reyes

Kincaid, D. Lawrence (2000). Mass media, ideation and behavior: A longitudinal analysis of contraceptive change in the Philippines Communication Research, 27(6), 723-763

October 12, 2020/in Adult men, Adult women, Older female adolescents (15-24), Older male adolescents (15-24) Mass media Distant relational agency, Individual agency, Immediate relational agency SRH decision making, SRH collective action Philippines Long term: Lower unmet need for FP, Intermediate: Improved match between service provisions and client needs, Long term: Increased control over spacing and timing of pregnancy, Long term: Greater control over fertility, Long term: Greater match between reproductive aspirations and outcomes, Long term: Decreased sexual violence or coercion, Intermediate: Increased contraceptive choices, Long term: Decreased prevalence of STIs and HIV, Intermediate: Greater input (individual or collective) in SRH policies and programming/by Nancy Reyes

Van Rossem, Ronan,Meekers, Dominique (2000). An evaluation of the effectiveness of targeted social marketing to promote adolescent and young adult reproductive health in Cameroon AIDS Education and Prevention, 12(5), 383-404

October 12, 2020/in Young female adolescents (10-14), Older female adolescents (15-24), Young male adolescents (10-14), Older male adolescents (15-24) Community engagement, Mass media, Outreach, Print materials, Sex education Individual agency SRH decision making Cameroon Long term: Lower unmet need for FP, Intermediate: Improved match between service provisions and client needs, Long term: Increased control over spacing and timing of pregnancy, Long term: Greater control over fertility, Long term: Greater match between reproductive aspirations and outcomes, Long term: Decreased sexual violence or coercion, Intermediate: Increased contraceptive choices, Long term: Decreased prevalence of STIs and HIV, Intermediate: Greater input (individual or collective) in SRH policies and programming/by Nancy Reyes