PPT-Care for the Adolescent Male with Perinatally-

Acquired HIV Module 12 Zoom Activities 1 Multidisciplinary discussion Objective Explain the psychosocial and biomedical impact of perinatallyacquired HIV and explore interprofessional interventions to address these issues IPE . Outline. Stages . of . adolescence. Barriers to health care faced by adolescents. Adolescent-friendly health services. Confidentiality. “HEEADSSS”. Resources. Objectives. Identify three key barriers to health care access faced by adolescents.. :. Making Every Opportunity Count. . Michele Dritz, MD, MS. Adolescent Medicine Clinic. Wright-Patterson AFB Medical Center. Overview. Background data on adolescent preventive care provision. Adolescent preventive care guidelines. . PATCH (Pre-Adolescent . to Teen Center for . Health). Sue Hemingway. Tobi . Chassie. Bobby Kelly. John Freeman. Aimee . Valeras. Objectives: . Identify . c. ompelling . factors that . support school systems to collaborate with local health centers. Module 11:. Family Planning and PMTCT Services for Adolescents. 1. Module 11 Learning Objectives. After completing this module, participants will be able to:. . List the risks of adolescent pregnancy. Content on physical development of the adolescent is covered in the PPT Adolescence based on Chapter 19 of . Hockenberry. .. Teen-age Pregnancy adds a whole new set of risks because the adolescent is still developing physically and psychologically. . PATCH (Pre-Adolescent . to Teen Center for . Health). Sue Hemingway. Tobi . Chassie. Bobby Kelly. John Freeman. Aimee . Valeras. Objectives: . Identify . c. ompelling . factors that . support school systems to collaborate with local health centers. Module . 12:. . Community Linkages. and Adolescent Involvement. 1. Module 12 Learning Objectives. After completing this module, participants will be able to:. . Discuss common challenges to creating strong facility-community linkages in support of ALHIV and their caregivers, and strategies to overcome these challenges. (VMMC). Services: Implications for Demand Creation. Authors: . Michelle Kaufman. 1. , Kim Dam. 1. , Karin Hatzold. 2. , Lynn Van Lith. 1. , Gertrude Ncube. 3. , Gissenge Lija. 4. , Collen Bonnecwe. Module. 8:. . Supporting Adolescents’ Retention in and Adherence to. HIV Care and. Treatment. 1. Module 8 Learning Objectives. After completing this module, participants will be able to:. Review of Policies Guiding the Adolescent HIV Care Continuum in 16 sub-Saharan African Countries Jepkoech Kottutt 1 , Emilia D. Rivadeneira 2 , Susan Hrapcak 2 1 Hubert Department of Global Health, Rollins School of Public Health, Emory University, Atlanta, GA Adolescent HIV Care and Treatment Module 13: Supporting the Transition to Adult Care 1 Module 13 Learning Objectives After completing this module, participants will be able to: Understand the key considerations when transitioning brainstorm. How might it feel to visit the dentist as a . teen. ?. brainstorm. How might it feel to visit the dentist as a . teen. ?. What are some reasons why teens may avoid going to the dentist?. Access. Supporters . (CATS. ) in . Index Case . Testing in Zimbabwe . Patience . Mushamiri. Community Adolescent Treatment Supporter (CATS), Africaid Zvandiri. IAS – Amsterdam, Netherlands. July 23, 2018. A local, registered . 1 icine Mana g e ment a nd R e fer r a l G Provided by Adolescent Medicine Pediatric/Adolescent Gynecology 7 Adolescent Med icine Manament nd uidelines Menstrual IrregularityMenstrual disturb