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1 PSHE Community review Jones and colleagues (2010) FOREST PLOTS A review of the effectiveness and cost effectiveness of alcohol and sex and relationship education for all children and young people aged 5-19 years in community settings Lisa Jones, Geoff Bates, Jennifer Downing, Harry Sumnall, Mark A Bellis Centre for Public Health, Liverpool John Moores University
2 PSHE Community review Jones and colleagues (2010) Table of figures Figure 1. Alcohol use: programme effects on alcohol use... 1 Figure 2. Sexual health: programme effects on sexual intercourse... 2 Figure 3. Sexual health: programme effects on sexual partners... 3 Figure 4. Sexual health: programme effects on condom use at last intercourse... 4 Figure 5. Sexual health: programme effects on consistent condom use... 5 Figure 6. Sexual health use: programmes effects on parent-child sexual health-related communication... 6
3 Outcome Long-term programme effects (> 12 months) Strengthening Families Programme Spoth 2001 Ever used alcohol Spoth 2001 Ever used alcohol without permission Spoth 2001 Ever been drunk Preparing for the Drug Free Years Spoth 2001 Ever used alcohol Spoth 2001 Ever used alcohol without permission Spoth 2001 Ever been drunk 95% CI 95% CI 0.46 [0.28, 0.76] 0.45 [0.29, 0.73] 0.46 [0.28, 0.74] 0.69 [0.41, 1.17] 0.73 [0.45, 1.16] 0.70 [0.44, 1.12] Figure 1. Alcohol use: programme effects on alcohol use 1
4 Outcome Short-term programme effects (<6 months) Vaginal intercourse Vaginal, oral or anal intercourse Jemmott 1998 (A) Sexual intercourse Jemmott 1998 (SS) Sexual intercourse Downs 2004 Abstinence from sex Medium-term programme effects (up to 12 months) Vaginal intercourse Vaginal, oral or anal intercourse Jemmott 1998 (A) Sexual intercourse Jemmott 1998 (SS) Sexual intercourse Villarruel 2006 Sexual intercourse Downs 2004 Abstinence from sex 2.46 [1.04, 5.83] 1.55 [0.73, 3.31] 0.52 [0.30, 0.91] 0.72 [0.42, 1.24] 0.40 [0.18, 0.90] 1.64 [0.81, 3.33] 1.56 [0.79, 3.08] 0.83 [0.50, 1.38] 0.66 [0.38, 1.14] 0.66 [0.46, 0.95] 0.69 [0.32, 1.49] Figure 2. Sexual health: programme effects on sexual intercourse 2
5 Outcome Short-term programme effects (<6 months) Jemmott 2005 (I) Multiple sex partners Jemmott 2005 (S) Multiple sex partners Medium-term programme effects (up to 12 months) Jemmott 2005 (I) Multiple sex partners Jemmott 2005 (S) Multiple sex partners New vaginal sex partner 1.07 [0.62, 1.84] 0.74 [0.42, 1.31] 0.64 [0.35, 1.17] 0.73 [0.40, 1.34] 0.29 [0.11, 0.77] Jemmott 2005 (I) Jemmott 2005 (S) Villarruel 2006 Multiple sex partners Multiple sex partners Multiple sex partners New vaginal sex partner 0.60 [0.30, 1.20] 0.36 [0.19, 0.69] 0.53 [0.31, 0.90] 0.59 [0.19, 1.84] Figure 3. Sexual health: programme effects on sexual partners 3
6 Short-term programme effects (<6 months) Sikkema 2005 (Workshop) Sikkema 2005 (Community) [1.27, ] 2.23 [0.99, 5.03] 2.50 [1.01, 6.20] Medium-term programme effects (up to 12 months) 5.08 [2.83, 9.13] Stanton [1.16, 11.06] 1.00 [0.31, 3.23] Danielson 1990 Stanton 1996 Villarruel [0.63, 1.31] 3.32 [1.86, 5.92] 1.47 [0.52, 4.16] 1.45 [0.97, 2.16] Figure 4. Sexual health: programme effects on condom use at last intercourse 4
7 Outcomes Short-term follow-up (<6 months) Jemmott 1998 (A) Past 3 months Jemmott 1998 (SS) Past 3 months Medium-term follow-up (up to 12 months) Jemmott 1998 (A) Past 3 months Jemmott 1998 (SS) Past 3 months Past 30 days Past 6 months 1.09 [0.36, 3.31] 3.38 [1.25, 9.15] 1.33 [0.49, 3.60] 1.67 [0.63, 4.43] 1.77 [0.97, 3.21] 2.48 [1.44, 4.27] Jemmott 1998 (A) Jemmott 1998 (SS) Villarruel 2006 Past 3 months Past 3 months Past 30 days Past 3 months Past 6 months 0.67 [0.27, 1.67] 1.59 [0.62, 4.07] 2.23 [1.17, 4.26] 1.91 [1.24, 2.94] 2.14 [1.20, 3.83] Figure 5. Sexual health: programme effects on consistent condom use 5
8 Outcome Short-term follow-up (<6 months) Forehand 2007 (Enhanced) Parent report Forehand 2007 (Enhanced) Child report Forehand 2007 (Single session) Parent report Forehand 2007 (Single session) Child report Medium-term follow-up (up to 12 months) Forehand 2007 (Enhanced) Parent report Forehand 2007 (Enhanced) Child report Forehand 2007 (Single session) Parent report Forehand 2007 (Single session) Child report Forehand 2007 (Enhanced) Parent report Forehand 2007 (Enhanced) Child report Forehand 2007 (Single session) Parent report Forehand 2007 (Single session) Child report Difference of mean change 1.34 [0.93, 1.75] 1.35 [0.86, 1.84] 0.50 [0.09, 0.91] 0.56 [0.07, 1.05] 1.36 [0.92, 1.80] 0.42 [-0.11, 0.95] 0.66 [0.21, 1.11] 0.46 [-0.07, 0.99] 1.32 [0.85, 1.79] 0.57 [0.01, 1.13] 0.54 [0.08, 1.00] 0.06 [-0.50, 0.62] Difference of mean change Figure 6. Sexual health use: programmes effects on parent-child sexual health-related communication 6
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