Reproductive and sexual health is an essential component of the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health and the right to privacy and family life. This includes access to sexual and reproductive health care, services and information and to relationships and sex education. It also includes female genital mutilation. TOPICS Low birth weight births Access to sexual and reproductive health care, services and information Access to relationships and sex education FGM WHAT PEOPLE EXPERIENCE: THE ‘OUTCOME’ Statistical outcome measures HLT.RSH.1: Percentage of low birth weight births (women) England and Wales: Birth characteristics in England Age, Ethnicity, and Wales and Births by parents' characteristics in group England and Wales, ONS Scotland: Births in Scottish hospitals, ISD Scotland Age, Socio-economic group Further topics Topic Sources Access to sexual and NHS Digital; NHS England; NHS Wales; Family Planning reproductive health care, Association; All-Party Parliamentary Group on Sexual and services and information, Reproductive Health in the UK; Scottish Government; Faculty including sexually of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare (FSRH); Save the transmitted infections, Children; Public Health England abortion, contraception Access to assisted Marie Stopes International; NHS England; Family Planning reproduction therapies Association, All-Party Parliamentary Group on Sexual and Reproductive Health in the UK; Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare; Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority Relate; NSPCC; Children’s Commissioner, DfE; Ofsted Access to relationships and sex education Ministry of Justice; Home Office; DfE; DoH; NHS Digital; Female genital mutilation Royal College of General Practitioners; Scottish Government; Police Scotland
Reproductive and sexual health is an essential component of the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health and the right to privacy and family life. This includes access to sexual and reproductive health care, services and information and to relationships and sex education. It also includes female genital mutilation. TOPICS Low birth weight births Access to sexual and reproductive health care, services and information Access to relationships and sex education FGM WHAT PEOPLE EXPERIENCE: THE ‘OUTCOME’ Statistical outcome measures HLT.RSH.1: Percentage of low birth weight births (women) England and Wales: Birth characteristics in England and Wales and Births by parents' characteristics in England and Wales, ONS Age, Ethnicity, group Scotland: Births in Scottish hospitals, ISD Scotland Age, Socio-economic group Further topics Topic Sources Access to sexual and reproductive health care, services and information, including sexually transmitted infections, abortion, contraception NHS Digital; NHS England; NHS Wales; Family Planning Association; All-Party Parliamentary Group on Sexual and Reproductive Health in the UK; Scottish Government; Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare (FSRH); Save the Children; Public Health England Access to assisted reproduction therapies Marie Stopes International; NHS England; Family Planning Association, All-Party Parliamentary Group on Sexual and Reproductive Health in the UK; Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare; Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority Access to relationships and sex education Relate; NSPCC; Children’s Commissioner, DfE; Ofsted Female genital mutilation Ministry of Justice; Home Office; DfE; DoH; NHS Digital; Royal College of General Practitioners; Scottish Government; Police Scotland