Million Phiri, Mwewa E Kasonde, Nkuye Moyo, Milika Sikaluzwe, Simona Simona
A multilevel analysis of trends and predictors associated with teenage pregnancy in Zambia (2001-2018)
Reproductive health
aims project explore youth justice staff perceive speechlanguage pathology role provision australian youth justice setting including speechlanguage pathologists role supporting young people participate activities youth justice service studied narrative inquiry approach employed guide semistructured interviews youth justice staff perceptions experiences analysed via reflexive thematic analysis member checking interrater coding utilised rigour seven semistructured interviews conducted interviewees worked either custodial setting n 3 community setting n 4 youth justice service studied though worked settings six themes six subthemes identified interview data related factors supported improved participation activities youth justice service studied factors speechlanguage pathology skillset approach systemic barriers within service participants perceived speechlanguage pathology input valuable young people service studied also acknowledgement participants speech language communication needs young people impacted participation activities service studied findings despite perceived need organisationwide education speechlanguage pathologist role offering increased understanding youth justice staff perceive role benefits speechlanguage pathology supporting young people contact youth justice system assist service planning inform education strategies may support policy change