Bmc public health “if your mother does not teach you the world will…”: qualitative study of parentadolescent communication on sexual and reproductive health issues in border districts of eastern uganda

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A qualitative review on barriers to parent-child communication on SRH issues in East Africa found gender differences, level of education, parents` occupations, religion, and social-cultural norms as key barriers to communication about SRH. Previous studies on parent-child communication about SRH in Uganda have targeted adolescents in a school setting, only considered parents perspectives and among very young adolescents (10-14 years). The major barrier to parent adolescent communication in this study was parent`s busy schedules due to pressures of work which hindered interaction between parents and children. Selective SRH topic . . .

 



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