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Effective sexual health interventions : issues in experimental evaluation / edited by Judith M. Stephenson, John Imrie, Chris Bonell.

Other author	Stephenson, Judith M.
Other author	Bonnell, Chris.
Other author	Imrie, John, 1960-
Format	Book
Publication Info	Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press, ©2003.
Description	xv, 232 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
Subjects	Reproductive health. Sexual health. Sexology. Clinical trials--Methods. Sexually transmitted diseases--Prevention and control. Evaluation Studies. Sexual Behavior. Sex instruction--Methods. Clinical Trials as Topic--methods. Sexually Transmitted Diseases--prevention & control. Sex Education--methods. Cluster Analysis. Health Promotion. Intervention Studies. Randomized Controlled Trials as Topic.

Series	Oxford medical publications Oxford medical publications. ^A726
Contents	Sexual health interventions should be subject to experimental evaluation -- Chris Bonell, Rebecca Bennett, and Ann Oakley -- Sexual health interventions are unsuitable for experimental evaluation Susan Kippax -- The role of randomized controlled trials in assessing sexual health interventions David A. Ross and Daniel Wight -- Methodological issues in the experimental evaluation of sexual health interventions -- Using theories of behaviour change to develop and evaluate sexual health interventions Stephen Sutton -- Stages in the development and evaluation of complex interventions Irwin Nazareth -- Choice of experimental design Sheila Bird -- Cluster randomized trials of sexual health interventions Richard Hayes -- Biological, behavioural and psychological outcome measures Frances M. Cowan and Mary Plummer -- Developing and validating complex behavioural outcome measures Rochelle N. Shain, Sondra Perdue, Jeanna M. Piper, Alan E.C. Holden, Jane Champion, and Edward R. Newton -- Unpacking the 'black box': the importance of process data to explain outcomes Daniel Wight and Angela Obasi -- Section 3 What happens after a trial is completed? -- Generalizability of trials and implementation of research into practice Heiner Grosskurth and Lilani Kumaranayake -- The limits of generalizability: community-based sexual health interventions among gay men Graham Hart and Jonathan Elford -- The value of systematic reviews of the effectiveness of sexual health interventions Jonathan Shepherd and Angela Harden -- Challenges for future sexual health intervention trials Judith Stephenson.
LCCN	2002030771
ISBN	0198508492 (hbk : alk. paper)

Effective sexual health interventions : issues in experimental evaluation / edited by Judith M. Stephenson, John Imrie, Chris Bonell.

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