Outreach programs to improve life circumstances and prevent further adverse developmental trajectories of at‐risk youth in OECD countries: A systematic review

Filges, Trine; Dalgaard, Nina Thorup; Viinholt, Bjørn C. A.

doi:10.1002/cl2.1282

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“…Field officers usually come from the community, which makes it easier when conducting outreach because in addition to have access to the community, they are also relatively familiar with the daily lives of their clients [13]; [14]. However, the education process does not always run smoothly, as education activities take more time than the outreach process itself.…”

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HIV and AIDS Prevention: Developing Community-Based Health Literacy among High-Risk Group in South Sulawesi

Syafar,

Riskiyani,

Syam

et al. 2024

J. of Law and Sust. Develop.

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Objective: HIV infection in Indonesia are mostly found in high-risk groups or key populations, who engage in behaviors such as multiple partners and needle-sharing. Indonesia Basic Health Research (2018) showed that only 4% Indonesian had a good HIV- knowledge[1]. A good understanding of HIV among high-risk group was not associated with their positive behaviour. This is showed from an Asian Epidemic Model (AEM) retrieved by Ministry of Health (2020), it is predicted that HIV-related deaths tend to increase. Method: This study using both quatitative and qualitative approach with exploratory design. A qualitative study applied to develop a peer support model with a focus on improving HIV literacy among high-risk group. A review of various documents which included guidelines, field officer handbooks and educational technical guidelines that were issued by the Ministry of Health and NGOs was performed to formulate the curriculum of the module. This process involved representatives of key populations and health workers in Makassar consists of 12 outreach workers and 11 people who work in HIV programs. As a part of our assessment, we also measuring health literacy related HIV prevention to 31 respondent from high risk group. This stage was also a validity and reability test of our questionnaire. Results: The module then received input from an expert consisting of a health communication practitioner, psychologist and public health specialist. There are several adjustments for the questionnaire. Some word may not be understood by their client, so we have to give an example such as describing a situation so it would be easier for them to understand. A total of 31 respondents from the key population filled in the google drive link that was distributed by the outreach worker. Most of them were 18-25 years old, highly educated and employed. Literacy assessment showed that most respondents found it difficult or very difficult to find emergency facilities and cope with work stress. While those that were considered quite easy and easy were aspects related to VCT, risky sex behaviour and ARV therapy. Conclusion: Each community has its own characteristics related to their knowledge and skills in preventing HIV transmission. Counseling activities for those who are employed need more time and effort, in such a way that they can achieve a better literacy level regarding HIV-AIDS prevention.

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HIV and AIDS Prevention: Developing Community-Based Health Literacy among High-Risk Group in South Sulawesi

Syafar,

Riskiyani,

Syam

et al. 2024

J. of Law and Sust. Develop.

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PROTOCOL: Participation in organised sport to improve and prevent adverse developmental trajectories of at‐risk youth: A systematic review

Filges

Verner

Ladekjær

et al. 2023

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This is the protocol for a Campbell systematic review. The main objective of this review is to answer the research question: What are the effects of organised sport on risk behaviour, personal, emotional and social skills of young people, who either have experienced or is at‐risk of experiencing an adverse outcome? Further, the review will attempt to answer if the effects differ between participants characteristics such as gender, age and risk indicator or between types of sport (e.g., team/individual, contact/non‐contact, intensity and duration).

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Outreach programs to improve life circumstances and prevent further adverse developmental trajectories of at‐risk youth in OECD countries: A systematic review

Cited by 2 publications

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HIV and AIDS Prevention: Developing Community-Based Health Literacy among High-Risk Group in South Sulawesi

HIV and AIDS Prevention: Developing Community-Based Health Literacy among High-Risk Group in South Sulawesi

PROTOCOL: Participation in organised sport to improve and prevent adverse developmental trajectories of at‐risk youth: A systematic review

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