Alana Hogan, Lynda Hughes, Elisabeth Coyne
Nurses' assessment of health literacy requirements for adult inpatients: An integrative review
Health promotion journal of Australia : official journal of Australian Association of Health Promotion Professionals
study aimed understand sociocultural context teenage pregnancy ecuadorian city large indigenous population gauge acceptability multifaceted pregnancy prevention program adolescents elicit perspectives optimal program design adolescents adult key informants ascertained qualitative data via online electronic survey administered august september 2020 open closedended questions elicited perspectives relating burden adolescent pregnancies acceptability pregnancy prevention programs optimal design future programs twentyfour adolescents 1319 years age 15 adult key informants working healthcare business education sectors cotacachi completed survey survey responses analyzed using structural vivo coding inductive approach consensusbuilding around key themes adolescent survey respondents 75 believed teen pregnancy fairly common cotacachi 417 believed differences teen pregnancy rates associated ethnicity comparison 667 adult survey respondents said teen pregnancy disproportionately occurs among indigenous teenagers additionally 458 adolescent 80 adult survey respondents believed comprehensive sexual education program would help reduce teenage pregnancy rates imparting reliable sexual health knowledge adult respondents noted past programs unsuccessful preventing teenage pregnancy programs inability fully engage teenagers attention short time duration inappropriate consideration cultural context cotacachi ecuador sexual health education program desired feasible according adult teenager key informants successful program must adapt cultural context engage youth participation attention