PASHA: Facilitating the Replication and Use of Effective Adolescent Pregnancy and STI/HIV Prevention Programs
Journal of Adolescent HealthPublished 25 January 2007
Josefina J. Card, Laura Lessard, Tabitha Benner
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An innovative resource for promoting the replication of effective teen pregnancy and STI/HIV prevention programs, PASHA illustrates well the productive research-to-practice feedback loop that is the backbone of "translation research."
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PASHA illustrates well the productive research-to-practice feedback loop that is the backbone of "translation research." The resource can be used by adolescent pregnancy and STI/HIV prevention practitioners to put what works to work to continue the lowering of the nation's adolescent pregnancy and STI/HIV rates.
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