Nuru Mohammed Hussen, Tigabu Hailu Kassa, Getnet Mamo Habtie
Multilevel analysis of early initiation of breastfeeding in Ethiopia
Frontiers in public health
contextually tailored artsbased hiv prevention strategies hold potential advance adolescent sexual health wellbeing examined hiv prevention outcomes associated artsbased sexual health workshop participation northern indigenous adolescents northwest territories nwt canada indigenous communitybased youth agency delivered artsbased workshops school settings adolescents aged 1318 24 nwt communities pre posttest surveys included sociodemographic characteristics sexually infections sti knowledge hivsti risk perception sexual relationship equity condom use selfefficacy safer sex efficacy sse latent change score models conducted assess prepost differences factors associated differences among participants n 344 mean age 143 years sd 13 indigenous 79 66 previously attended workshop latent change score models revealed significant large effect size increased sti knowledge 210 se 048 p 001 significant small effect sizes increased hivsti risk perception 024 se 006 p 001 sse 016 se 007 p 02 largest increases across several outcomes occurred first time workshop participants yet previous workshop participants continued report increases hivsti risk perception sse artsbased hiv prevention approaches show promise advancing sti knowledge risk perception sse northern indigenous youth