Lets talk about sex.... - Auckland District Health Board
Lets talk about sex.... - Auckland District Health Board
Lets talk about sex.... - Auckland District Health Board
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Subjective experience levels of the clinicians/health professionals varied across the service types,<br />
with NGO services having the least experience; with only 3 out of 9 NGO participants (33%) felt very<br />
experienced working with Rainbow service users. These 3 participants were all working in addiction<br />
services. 4 (45%) of NGO participants felt they had little or no experience working Rainbow service<br />
users. The remaining 2 (22%) had some experience.<br />
Figure 30<br />
As stated earlier, those who participated from primary care were generally from the central city<br />
GP practices, and were likely to have a higher number of Rainbow services users than practices<br />
outside of the central city. None of these participants felt they had little or no experience working<br />
with Rainbow consumers.<br />
Figure 31<br />
Individual experience working with Rainbow service users in NGO services<br />
Individual experience working with Rainbow service users in primary care services<br />
About half (52%) of clinicians/health professionals from DHB services felt they were very<br />
experienced working with Rainbow service users, 18% felt they had some experience and <strong>about</strong><br />
a third (30%) of clinicians/health professionals felt they had little or no experience working with<br />
Rainbow service users.<br />
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