1. Overview of STI Study Results
Colleen Paramesh, DNP, NP-C

2. Convenience sample of 18 to 24 year-olds Looking at self-efficacy
Overview
Convenience sample of 18 to 24 year-olds
Looking at self-efficacy
833 respondents
779 completed the majority of questions
603 were from the campus health center.

3. discussion of STI prevention with a potential partner
Age
Gender
Extremely confident:
18-19y 42.6%
20-21y 44.4%
22-24y 60.2%
Extremely confident:
Male 35.2%
Female 44.3%

4. Anonymous partners and casual sex partners in the last 90 days
Age
Gender
Anonymous:
18-19y 12.0%
20-21y 3.3%
22-24y 8.4%
Casual:
18-19y 32.2%
20-21y 23%
22-24y 20.5%
Anonymous:
Male 14%
Female 5.4%
Casual:
Male 29.1%
Female 26.3%

5. say no to sexual intercourse
Known a few days or less
Want to have sex with again
Extremely confident
Males 45.8%
Females 73%
Extremely confident
Males 25.7%,
Females 32.2%

6. Insist on use Refuse sex Condom use Extremely confident: Males 33%
Females 43.8%
Extremely confident:
Males 30.7%
Females 44%

7. Walk into a store and purchase condoms
Males are more confident that they would be able to walk into a store and buy condoms
Extremely confident:
Males 63.1%
Females 41.9%
Walk into a store and purchase condoms

8. Condom Use and Anal Intercourse
Never used
Males 42.4%
Females 64.6%

9. Not statistically significant but alarming
Less than 38% of respondents are extremely confident that they would use a condom every time they had sex
Less than 35% of respondents were extremely confident they would use a condom after drinking