Season 2, Episode 15: Clinical services for youth
HOST: BECKY WHITE
During NAHM, sustain equitable, accessible, youth-friendly services
Join the Office of Population Affairs during National Adolescent Health Month to sustain equitable, accessible, youth-friendly services. Young people—especially those with chronic conditions and disabilities—can experience serious gaps in care as they get older. Young people who experience homelessness, foster care, and the juvenile justice system and who live in mixed immigration status households can have a difficult time obtaining healthcare. Access to healthcare services is essential, and it's important for parents, caregivers, and healthcare providers to help adolescents learn to navigate the healthcare system.
Resources to sustain equitable, accessible, youth-friendly services
Vaccines
Videos for Healthcare Providers | HHS Office of Population Affairs
Videos about Flu Vaccination | HHS Office of Population Affairs
Vaccines for Teens and Pre-Teens | HHS Office of Population Affairs
Youth-Friendly Services
Listen Up! Youth Listening Session Toolkit | HHS Office of Population Affairs
Gender-Affirming Care and Young People | HHS Office of Population Affairs - PDF
Clinical Preventive Services | HHS Office of Population Affairs
Recommended Clinical Preventive Services for Adolescents | HHS Office of Population Affairs
Adolescent Development Explained | HHS Office of Population Affairs
Where Teens Receive Preventive Healthcare | HHS Office of Population Affairs
Learning to Use the Healthcare System | HHS Office of Population Affairs
Tips for Parents, Guardians, and Caregivers | HHS Office of Population Affairs
Sexual and Reproductive Health
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