Best Practices in Teen Pregnancy Prevention Practitioner Handbook

Authors

Fe Moncloa, University of California Cooperative ExtensionFollow
Marilyn Johns, University of California Cooperative ExtensionFollow
Elizabeth J. Gong, University of California Cooperative ExtensionFollow
Stephen Russell, University of California Cooperative ExtensionFollow

Volume

41

Issue

2

Abstract

The Best Practices in Teen Pregnancy Prevention Practitioner Handbook presents 10 best practices from the literature, as well as findings from surveys and visits made to local teen pregnancy prevention programs in schools, community-based agencies, and health care agencies. Each of the best practices in this handbook includes key research findings, program recommendations, and tips for the field. The handbook has been widely used in California and across the nation to enhance the content and delivery of teen pregnancy prevention programs.

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Recommended Citation

Moncloa, F., Johns, M., Gong, E. J., & Russell, S. (2003). Best Practices in Teen Pregnancy Prevention Practitioner Handbook. The Journal of Extension, 41(2), Article 20. https://open.clemson.edu/joe/vol41/iss2/20