Sexual and Reproductive Health
Sexual & Reproductive Health JSNA (April 2019)
Previous versions
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Please note: this JSNA nor previous SHNA cover domestic abuse or child sexual exploitation (CSE). Please see the separate section of the JSNA for Domestic Abuse
Further information
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Public Health England (PHE) Teenage pregnancy and young parents Report for Wirral (2018) - This report brings together key data and information which will help you understand the demand, risk factors, provision and outcomes for services of a particular target population. The data is local authority level for 2018 rates published at Office for National Statistics.
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Public Health England (PHE) Under 18 and under 16 conceptions Report to Local Authority level (2018) - The conception indicators are available in the Sexual and Reproductive Health Profiles, and are updated annually https://fingertips.phe.org.uk/profile/sexualhealth
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Local Authority Sexual Health Report for Wirral (Profile LASER) (2019) has been compiled using data available on the Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) Profiles.
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Abortion Statistics for Wirral: Review 2012-2017 (November 2018)
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Sexual and Reproductive Health Profiles (Update August 2017)
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Abortion Statistics for Wirral: 5-year review, 2012-2016 (June 2017)
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Sexually transmitted infections (STI) in England: 2015 (July 2015)
PHE have released an annual report and data tables showing trends in STI diagnoses, chlamydia screening activity and sexual health service provision (published 5 July) -
Sexual and reproductive health in England: a guide to local and national data
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'Making it Work' by Public Health England (January 2015) This is a guide to whole system commissioning for sexual health, reproductive health and HIV
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Tackling chlamydia: local government's new public health role (February 2015)
Local Government Association : This briefing explains the challenges and opportunities in tackling chlamydia and reducing the burden of poor sexual and reproductive health in local communities - Qualitative research with young women in Wirral on Long Acting Reversible Contraception (LARC) and Social Norms (March 2014)