Biomedical subjects
Publications and source records attributed to Barbara Richardson-Todd.
This article describes how sexual health services for young people can be successfully offered through a multi-agency drop-in session at a secondary school. Funding from the local Teenage Pregnancy Unit's Co-ordinator to the Reproductive Health Department led to training family planning nurses and school nurses to develop drop-in sessions in high schools and deliver sexual health to young people.
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This article explains the background and work of a young person's drop-in clinic which was set up by the author in lpswich. Over a 16-week period the clinic saw 17 clients, most of them (n = 11) female. Issues raised included child protection, depression, bullying and sexuality. Seven clients were referred to other health professionals and social care.