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The SENYPIC study represents the most comprehensive programme of research in a European context to date on the sexual health needs of young people in state care. It is comprised of five related studies. The SENYPIC reports were released in March 2016 and are available here.
Additional team members (Service-provider study):
An e-survey, comprising both fixed-choice and open-ended questions was employed to capture respondents’ perspectives on:
1. The relative importance of various sources of information on relationships and sex for young people in general and YPIC.
2. The RSE and sexual health needs of YPIC compared to young people in general.
3. The provision of RSE and sexual healthcare to YPIC.
4. Challenges to and supports in delivering RSE and sexual health services to YPIC.
The descriptive mapping exercise aimed to describe the approaches used and services delivered by professionals engaged in RSE and sexual healthcare to young people in care.
Objectives (Study No 3)
Objectives (Study No 4)
Objectives (Study No 5)