Unplanned/unwanted pregnancy Contraceptive supplies on discharge Aftercare Contraceptive failure Contraception method Sexual health iatrogenic Counselling and support User Other issues Non-use of contraception due to e.g. Age social factors Consent cultural factors Confidentiality sexual/ domestic abuse Legality poor service access/delivery Special needs and vulnerable groups Service organisation High risk groups for sexual poor health Socio-economic consequences to reach’ groups (asylum seekers, homeless and rootless, commercial ‘Hard of deprivation sex worker, substance abusers, mental illness) Population trends Adolescents Vulnerable adults Learning disability Management options Socio-economic deprivation Negative psychosocial impact of STIs, in particular HIV/AIDS Abortion Importance of networks and multi-agency working Adoption Gender dysphoria Keep baby Sexually Transmitted Infections including HIV/ AIDS Transmission Sexual problems Clinical features Detection The anatomy and physiology of sexual response Prevention The psychogenic aetiology and presentation of common sexual problems Treatments such as loss of sexual interest and arousal, vaginismus, anorgasmia Test of cure The effect of age, cultural influences, illness and on sexual behaviour Contact tracing and performance Health advisors The principles of psychosexual counselling Genitourinary medicine services Sexual problems in special needs groups such as physical and learning Screening programmes disability Specific conditions Covert presentations of psychosexual problems and childhood sexual Chlamydia Referral pathways to expertise in the field of psychosexual medicine HIV and sexual dysfunction Parasitic infections Fungal infections
Unplanned/unwanted pregnancy Contraceptive failure method iatrogenic User Non-use of contraception due to e.g. social factors cultural factors sexual/ domestic abuse poor service access/delivery Socio-economic consequences of deprivation Population trends Management options Abortion Adoption Keep baby Sexually Transmitted Infections including HIV/ AIDS Transmission Clinical features Detection Prevention Treatments Test of cure Contact tracing Health advisors Genitourinary medicine services Screening programmes Specific conditions Chlamydia HIV Parasitic infections Fungal infections Contraceptive supplies on discharge Aftercare Contraception Sexual health Counselling and support Other issues Age Consent Confidentiality Legality Special needs and vulnerable groups Service organisation High risk groups for sexual poor health ‘Hard to reach’ groups (asylum seekers, homeless and rootless, commercial sex worker, substance abusers, mental illness) Adolescents Vulnerable adults Learning disability Socio-economic deprivation Negative psychosocial impact of STIs, in particular HIV/AIDS Importance of networks and multi-agency working Gender dysphoria Sexual problems The anatomy and physiology of sexual response The psychogenic aetiology and presentation of common sexual problems such as loss of sexual interest and arousal, vaginismus, anorgasmia The effect of age, cultural influences, illness and on sexual behaviour and performance The principles of psychosexual counselling Sexual problems in special needs groups such as physical and learning disability Covert presentations of psychosexual problems and childhood sexual Referral pathways to expertise in the field of psychosexual medicine and sexual dysfunction
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