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Title

The sexual health model: application of a sexological approach to HIV prevention

Author / organisation

W.O. Bockting, E. Coleman, M. Miner, B.E. Robinson, B.R.S. Rosser

Description

This article outlines the Sexual Health Model and its application to long-term HIV prevention through comprehensive, culturally specific sexuality education. The article concludes with some cautions and suggestions for research. It is recommended that HIV prevention agencies contemplating use of the model should design their sexual health intervention to fit the unique needs of their target population.

Language

English

Target Groups

General public
Health care professionals
NGOs

Topics

Sexual education
Research
Prevention

Region

Western Europe
Global

Publication year

2002

Type of document

document / report

File

447 The sexual health model. application of a sexological approach to HIV prevention.pdf

Number of downloads

144

URL

http://her.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/reprint/17/1/43

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