The aim of this interactive eLearning resource is to help support you to gain a basic knowledge of healthy relationships and sexual health and through reflection, encourage you to incorporate key messages for improving relationships and sexual health into your practice with individuals or groups of service users.
July 2023
In Scotland, cases of sexually transmitted infections (STIs), including gonorrhoea and chlamydia, are increasing among people under the age of 25.
Public Health Scotland, in collaboration with NHS Health Boards, NHS24 and third sector partners, has developed a prevention campaign. You may find it useful to watch this short film highlighting some key messages from this campaign and access additional information at the links below.
Information for the public: https://www.nhsinform.scot/safersex
Information for practitioners: https://www.hps.scot.nhs.uk/a-to-z-of-topics/sexually-transmitted-infection/
Contact information: phs.comms@phs.scot
Module 3, Sexually Transmitted Infections, of the eLearning listed below has been updated to reflect this.
No matter where you work and who you work with, you can have an impact on other people’s sexual health and wellbeing.
Sexual health and the relationships they have affect individuals and communities. Whether we have no sex, lots of sex, many sexual partners or just one, our sexual health is important for our wellbeing.
This resource will help you to think about how you can support others in understanding the importance of healthy, respectful, consensual and safe relationships and sexual health.
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By engaging with the learning in this resource you should be able to:
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It can be helpful to have some background to the work undertaken in Scotland to improve sexual health and the spread of blood borne viruses
We would really appreciate your feedback on the sexual health eLearning modules – you can access the feedback form via the link below:
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