"Beyond Evidence-Based Interventions for Teen Pregnancy Prevention" by Emily Scribner-O’Pray
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Abstract

This article examines how the field of adolescent sexual health came to embrace evidence-based interventions (EBIs); whether or not this approach is effective in meeting the needs of adolescents, especially those at high risk for teen pregnancy; concerns related to the scaling up of EBIs; and identifies issues which must be resolved as we move forward.

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