2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.dhjo.2017.02.008
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Sexual health in the community: Services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities

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“…24 Emerging research suggests that many autistic people are denied equitable access to SRH services during adolescence and over their lifespans. Autistic people are less likely to receive SRH education in school compared to non-autistic peers or youth with other disabilities, 25,26 rarely receive proactive sexual health services through Medicaid programs, 27 are at greater risk of pregnancy complications, 28 and are less likely to receive routine pelvic exams compared to non-autistic controls or people with other disabilities. 29,30 Systematic research on SRH and development of services for autistic youth is limited by lack of population-level data.…”
Section: Sexual and Reproductive Health For Autistic Youthmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…24 Emerging research suggests that many autistic people are denied equitable access to SRH services during adolescence and over their lifespans. Autistic people are less likely to receive SRH education in school compared to non-autistic peers or youth with other disabilities, 25,26 rarely receive proactive sexual health services through Medicaid programs, 27 are at greater risk of pregnancy complications, 28 and are less likely to receive routine pelvic exams compared to non-autistic controls or people with other disabilities. 29,30 Systematic research on SRH and development of services for autistic youth is limited by lack of population-level data.…”
Section: Sexual and Reproductive Health For Autistic Youthmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(Farisa, Deliana, & Hendriyani, 2013;Petronela, 2018) Penyandang disabilitas sangat sulit dan minim dalam mendapatkan akses pelayanan kesehatan meliputi, konseling masalah kesehatan reproduksi, konseling reproduksi seputar mitos dan fakta kesehatan reproduksi, advokasi dan konselor sebaya yang membuat nyaman dalam konseling. (Fauzi, 2017;Friedman & Owen, 2017;Nguyen, Liamputtong, Horey, & Monfries, 2018) Pemerintah kurang memperhatikan difabel, terbukti dalam survey dan wawancara pada kepala bagian ketahanan remaja, belum ada anggaran untuk program kesehatan reproduksi untuk remaja dengan disabilitas. (Didik, 2017) Berdasarkan undang-undang nasional tersebut diatas Yogyakarta telah memiliki perda tentang Perlindungan dan Pemenuhan Hak-hak Penyandang Disabilitas No.…”
Section: Latar Belakangunclassified
“…Mayoritas responden pernah memperoleh informasi kesehatan reproduksi. Anak disabilitas intelektual biasanya mengakses sumber-sumber informasi yang berasal dari program sekolah atau komunitas, orang tua, pengasuh, teman sebaya atau media (8). Sebagian besar sumber informasi diperoleh dari guru dan tenaga kesehatan.…”
Section: Pembahasanunclassified