Teenage Pregnancy Research Report - 3p Consulting

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ContentsExecutive Summary 6Key Findings 8Introduction 13Methodology 14Literature Review 15Local Context 15Interviews with Young Parents 15Interviews with other key stakeholders 16Research Limitations 17Literature review - overview 19Teenage pregnancy and parenting - what are we tackling? 20International trends and comparisons 20Link with socio-economic disadvantage 21Influence of ethnicity 21National Picture 21Tasmania 22The local context 23Being sexually active 27Case Study 1 29Literature Review - Being Sexually Active 31The role of schools in sex education 32What works? 33Sex education in Australia 34State and Territory curriculum on sex education 35Sex education in Tasmania 36Young people the internet and sexuality/pornography 37The local context 39Local service providers - sexually active 46Example Programs - Sexually active Teens International 474
Pregnancy 51Case Study 2 53Literature Review - Teenage Pregnancy 54Teen pregnancy and socio-economic disadvantage 55Accessing abortion in Tasmania 56Education outcomes during pregnancy 57Education and teen pregnancies in Australia 57Pregnancy health and accessing antenatal care 60Accessing services 61Relevant research 63Crisis issues 66The local context 67Local service providers - pregnancy 71Example Programs - Teenage pregnancy 72Teenage parenting 75Case Study 3 77Literature Review - Teenage Parenting 78Impact of socio-economic circumstances 78Barriers to accessing support 79Parenting support 79Education 81Outcomes for children 83The local context 84Local service providers - parenting 87Example Programs - Parenting 88Appendix One: Teen Pregnancy Survey Results 91Appendix Two: Online Survey Results - male versus female comparisons 97Appendix Three: Data 103Appendix Four: Ethics Application 1075
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his apprenticeship and continue on
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Accessing Abortion in TasmaniaAcces
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STATESouthAustraliaVictoriaQueensla
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Pregnancy health and accessing ante
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adolescents highlight the effective
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six weeks, eh, six months’ (one).
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suggests that although the majority
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esearch participants were asked dir
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pregnant young women. Across a rang
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Example programs - Teenage pregnanc
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Teenage parenting75
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Setting the scene - a local case st
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Barriers to Accessing SupportSuppor
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EducationInternationally and nation
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Outcomes for childrenUntil recently
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not for all. Of the individual inte
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Local service providers - Parenting
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1Melender, Hanna‐Leena. “What c
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Teen Pregnancy Survey Results1. Are
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Sex was the least likely contributo
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Appendix TwoOnline survey results -
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8. Which of the following (if any)
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18. Which of the following would be
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Appendix ThreeData103
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Teenage Mothers’ Health and Wellb
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Appendix FourEthics ApplicationList
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Tackling Teenage Pregnancy Proje
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Tackling Teenage Pregnancy ProjectC
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Focus group questions young mig
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• How smart I am • How well
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Can you tell us about your kn
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Focus group questions young men
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• How well I do in school
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(Please tick the statement whic
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Individual interviews and focus
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(Please tick as many as apply
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If you feel uncomfortable or d
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We are more than happy to mee
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Your input to the discussion w
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Tackling Teenage Pregnancy Project
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Recruitment of participants Lette
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high levels persist in Tasmania
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Email: admin.northtas@tas.unitingc
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Prospect High Port Dalrymple St
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