The grade 7 immunization and total exemption data, by school, from our 2013-14 school survey have been posted to the Immunization Program’s website. They can be found here: click on “School Requirements” and look under the heading “School Immunization Data.” Statewide and countywide kindergarten and grade 7 immunization data has also been posted. From the MDPH Adolescent Health Program: The Personal Responsibility Education Program (PREP) Coordinator position at MDPH has been publicly https://massanf.taleo.net/careersection/ex/jobdetail.ftl?job=1500004W posted: Please share with anyone you think may be interested. From : The fifth edition of the curriculum. ARSHEP is our nationwide educational initiative aimed at teaching physicians more about adolescent reproductive and sexual health. The latest curriculum consists of 20 modules—including three topics—that offer comprehensive, evidence-based information about adolescent reproductive and sexual health care. Visit today, where individual ARSHEP modules are available for free download. The modules focus on the most important subjects related to adolescent sexual and reproductive health, including long-acting reversible contraception; STI testing and treatment; caring for pregnant and parenting adolescents; pregnancy options counseling; caring for LGBTQ adolescents; emergency contraception; and physicians as advocates for adolescent reproductive health. The entire curriculum is also available for free on a flash drive, which includes PowerPoint presentations, handouts, and standardized patient videos. These videos are designed to facilitate discussion about how health professionals can best interact with adolescent patients when providing reproductive and sexual health care. Email today for a free copy of this state-of-the-art, cutting-edge resource. With access to ARSHEP’s innovative training, health care providers can help young people make the best possible decisions about their reproductive health. I encourage you to visit today and explore these resources for yourself! From the Association of Public Health Nurses (APHN):
The grade 7 immunization and total exemption data, by school, from our 2013-14 school survey have been posted to the Immunization Program’s website. They can be found here: click on “School Requirements” and look under the heading “School Immunization Data.” Statewide and countywide kindergarten and grade 7 immunization data has also been posted. From the MDPH Adolescent Health Program: The Personal Responsibility Education Program (PREP) Coordinator position at MDPH has been publicly posted: https://massanf.taleo.net/careersection/ex/jobdetail.ftl?job=1500004W Please share with anyone you think may be interested. From : The fifth edition of the curriculum. ARSHEP is our nationwide educational initiative aimed at teaching physicians more about adolescent reproductive and sexual health. The latest curriculum consists of 20 modules—including three topics—that offer comprehensive, evidence-based information about adolescent reproductive and sexual health care. Visit today, where individual ARSHEP modules are available for free download. The modules focus on the most important subjects related to adolescent sexual and reproductive health, including long-acting reversible contraception; STI testing and treatment; caring for pregnant and parenting adolescents; pregnancy options counseling; caring for LGBTQ adolescents; emergency contraception; and physicians as advocates for adolescent reproductive health. The entire curriculum is also available for free on a flash drive, which includes PowerPoint presentations, handouts, and standardized patient videos. These videos are designed to facilitate discussion about how health professionals can best interact with adolescent patients when providing reproductive and sexual health care. Email today for a free copy of this state-of-the-art, cutting-edge resource. With access to ARSHEP’s innovative training, health care providers can help young people make the best possible decisions about their reproductive health. I encourage you to visit today and explore these resources for yourself! From the Association of Public Health Nurses (APHN):
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