Adolescent Health: A Public Health Perspective P8616 Bruce Armstrong, D.S.W. Heilbrunn Department of Population & Family Health.

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Adolescent Health: A Public Health Perspective P8616 Bruce Armstrong, D.S.W. Heilbrunn Department of Population & Family Health

Why is it important to invest in adolescents?

10-19 years olds make up 20% of the world’s population

A surge in research activities & expanded definitions of “health” have challenged the view of adolescence as time of optimal health

Behaviors initiated in adolescence can become habits during the adult years

Most adolescent mortality and morbidity due to environmental & behavioral factors that be changed

The personal & public costs are/will be staggering if we don’t do more

The gap between reproductive capacity and attaining independent adult status has lengthened

A dolescents are a “trapped audience”…our last chance for large-scale, institutional interventions to promote health

Adolescence: A time of dramatic changes Cognitive Physical Emotional Social

How healthy are adolescents? Mortality? Morbidity? Risk behaviors? Service utilization? Subjective sense of well-being?

Theories of Behavior Change 1.Theory of Reasoned Action 2.Social Cognitive (Learning) Theory 3.Behavior Modification 4.Health Belief Model 5.Transtheoretical (Stages of Change) Model Harlem Health Promotion Center/Center for Community Health and Education

Causal Pathway

Substance Abuse  Youth Risk Behavior Survey  Monitoring the Future  National Household Survey of Drug Abuse  AddHealth  ESPAD

Sexual & Reproductive Health: Current Data Selected Programs

Comprehensive School- Based Health Centers as a Model Primary Health Care Delivery System for Adolescents Center for Population and Family Health Joseph L. Mailman School of Public Health of Columbia University

Bullying  8% of 14 year old Swedish & Norwegian boys report being bullied at school  19% (boys) & 23% (girls) in South Carolina report being bullied several times or more in the past month

% of year-olds who had had sex before age 17, by country and gender

A Youth Development Paradigm