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External Evaluation of Healthy Respect
A NATIONAL HEALTH DEMONSTRATION PROJECT: FINAL
SUMMARY REPORT
Introduction
Healthy Respect is one of four national health
demonstration projects established in Scotland in 2000. The
demonstration project is a partnership initiative bringing
together a number of different agencies and organisations,
and hence component projects under the umbrella authority
of Lothian NHS Board.
Healthy Respect aimed to work towards improving
the sexual health of young people in Lothian and the
observation period of this report is November 2000 to
February 2004. This external and independent evaluation
considered the effect of the Lothian Demonstration Project,
Healthy Respect from three perspectives shown
below.
Outline of the external evaluation
plan
I Sexual Health Outcomes
- A Sexual health attitudes and behaviour
- B Service access, acceptability and uptake
- C Comparative trends in age-specific conception and
abortion rates and sexually transmitted infections
II Mapping partnership working and networks for
sexual health
- D Existing services and formal partnerships of
providers
- E Existing and evolving partnerships and
networks
- F1 & 2 Implementation, coverage and effect on
client
III Implementation and process of component
projects
- G Implementation, innovation and evidence of best
practice
This summary report presents findings in the order of
outline evaluation plan.
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