Research Syntheses Related to Childhood and Adolescent Sexuality

Huedo‐Medina, Tania B.; Ballester, Estrellita; Johnson, Blair T.

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“…Our narrative review was mostly confined to health policy, management, different stages of project life cycles, and daily public health issues to provides a solid foundation for the development of new theoretical perspectives in this area other than the selection and coding process generally used in research [34]. The scope of our narrative review mostly critiques and summarizes a body of literature and its conclusions [38]. The major three steps were literature gathering through a key word search, appropriately reviewing the resulting papers and producing this analysis [39].…”

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Sustainable Health Care Provision Worldwide: Is There a Necessary Trade-Off between Cost and Quality?

Ranabhat

Jakovljević

2023

Sustainability

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Quality health care is an essential human right, on the agenda of sustainable development and presents a challenge in the twenty-first century. There are different perspectives regarding the price and quality of health care, and it is necessary to review the quality health care issue and how it influenced by price. The aim of this study is to explore the different dimensions of health care quality, examine the association with technology, health care market characteristics, additional and optional services of health care, sustainability, and some exceptional situations. We performed the narrative review searching by key words by main search engine Google and followed by their mother publication and or any first web database. We found that health care is a service industry, needs basic standards and specialized human resources to perform the procedure, and quality health care is not associated with an extra price. The quality of health care assures sustainability. Likewise, there are some additional choices during certain procedures, and those may have different price options and would be linked with quality. So, those optional health care and basic health need to define separately.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Sustainable Health Care Provision Worldwide: Is There a Necessary Trade-Off between Cost and Quality?

Ranabhat

Jakovljević

2023

Sustainability

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“…Studies with larger-than-average effects are generally more likely to be published, which may cause the overall effect to shift upward [33]. This bias may cause an overestimation of the true effect size and compromise the validity of the meta-analysis [34]. To address this issue, funnel plot was used to determine the publication bias of included studies, where the gaps or asymmetries in the plot reveal potential publication bias.…”

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Correlates of post-traumatic growth among persons bereaved from cancer: A systematic review and meta-analysis

K.,

Rajkumar,

Gopi

et al. 2024

PLoS ONE

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Background Recent research identified that cancer bereavement can lead to post-traumatic growth (PTG). Although PTG and its correlates are well explored in cancer patients and survivors, persons bereaved from cancer have received scant attention. Therefore, the present review attempts to identify the correlates of PTG among persons bereaved from cancer. Methods A systematic search in PubMed, Web of Science, APA PsycNet, Science Direct, Scopus, and Wiley was conducted to identify quantitative studies published in English, resulting in 12 eligible reports being included in the final analysis. JBI critical checklists were employed to appraise the risk of bias. Results The review identified 17 correlates, which were classified into four categories: demographic factors (age, gender, religious status, level of education), loss-related factors (time since death, quality of death, prolonged grief symptoms), interpersonal factors (relationship to the deceased, social support, attachment style, bereavement behaviours) and intrapersonal factors (resilience, coping, rumination, benevolence, meaningfulness, self-worth). Random effects meta-analyses on six correlates revealed correlation coefficients of age = -0.02 (95% CI: -0.35–0.31), gender = 0.27 (95% CI: 0.08–0.45), time since death = 0.09 (95% CI: -0.02–0.20), quality of death = 0.29 (95% CI: -0.01–0.54), prolonged grief symptoms = 0.22 (95% CI: 0.08–0.35) and relationship to the deceased = 0.13 (95% CI: -0.03–0.29). Fixed effects meta-analysis was performed for social support (r = 0.13, 95% CI: 0.04–0.21). However, PTG was found to be significantly associated with gender, prolonged grief symptoms, and social support. Conclusions Very few studies examined PTG among persons bereaved from cancer, highlighting the need for increased attention, understanding, and conceptualisation of PTG in the population.

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Factors Underlying the Success of Behavioral HIV-Prevention Interventions for Adolescents: A Meta-Review

Protogerou

Johnson

2014

AIDS Behav

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The purpose of this meta-review was to identify characteristics of successful HIV prevention interventions for adolescents based on quantitative (i.e., meta-analyses) and qualitative reviews published to date, and to inform intervention utilization and future development. To that end, we were guided by principles of triangulation. Searches of seven electronic bibliographic databases yielded five meta-analyses and six qualitative reviews that satisfied the selection criteria. Reviews were subjected to careful content analysis. All reviews reported that behavioral interventions had positive outcomes on at least one of the following outcomes: HIV-related knowledge, subjective cognitions and beliefs enabling safer sex, abstinence, delaying next sexual intercourse, decreasing number of sexual partners, and actual condom use. Four categories, suggesting factors more prominently linked to intervention success, emerged: behavior change techniques (e.g., cognitive-behavior and motivation enhancement skills training); recipient characteristics (e.g., age, vulnerability to contracting STIs/HIV); prominent design features (e.g., use of theory, formative research); and socio-ecological features (e.g., supportive school environment). Future interventions would benefit from conducting preliminary formative research in order to enable optimal implementation of all these factors.

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Research Syntheses Related to Childhood and Adolescent Sexuality

Cited by 5 publications

References 51 publications

Sustainable Health Care Provision Worldwide: Is There a Necessary Trade-Off between Cost and Quality?

Sustainable Health Care Provision Worldwide: Is There a Necessary Trade-Off between Cost and Quality?

Correlates of post-traumatic growth among persons bereaved from cancer: A systematic review and meta-analysis

Factors Underlying the Success of Behavioral HIV-Prevention Interventions for Adolescents: A Meta-Review

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