Office-based interventions to promote healthy sexual behavior
Christner, J.; Davis, P.; Rosen, D.S.
Adolescent Medicine State of the Art Reviews 18(3): 544-57 Viii
2007
ISSN/ISBN: 1934-4287 PMID: 18453233 Document Number: 614216
In this article we describe adolescent-friendly office policies, address approaches to developmentally appropriate counseling in the office setting, and outline the medical needs of the sexually active patient. Specific topics include optimizing office effectiveness and efficiency, counseling regarding appropriateness of and readiness for sexual intimacy, immunizations, prevention of sexually transmitted infections, and pregnancy and addressing sexual orientation and sexual violence.
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