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Sexual and Reproductive Health - Coggle Diagram
Sexual and Reproductive Health
Determinants of Health
One in three women throughout the world will experience physical and/or sexual violence by a partner or sexual violence by a non-partner.
social- education
If all girls received a secondary education, there would be 59% fewer early births [births among girls under age 17]
economic
“...regardless of a country’s income grouping, the richest 20 percent (quintile) of the population within the country on average has the most access, and the poorest 20 per cent has the least access [to contraception].”
No access to family planning - social and political implication- if a society/country dies have access to family planning, women and men lack education on children and the advisment that having less children may be a better decision
Living standards
effect health of mother which consquently passes onto child
Economic- without money invested into programs, reproductive health etc deaths will keep occurring worldwide which could be prevented
Sexual health
A lack of sexual and reproductive health services can also lead to the spread of sexually transmitted diseases, such as HIV.
Impacts the individuals persons health and wellbeing, along with partners and families. Extremely threatening to health if no treatment
One in three women throughout the world will experience physical and/or sexual violence by a partner or sexual violence by a non-partner.
sexual violence and abuse is a dangegrous implication of social determaints of health as
Maternal Health
Each year about 303,000 women die from complications related to pregnancy or childbirth. Where a person lives shouldn’t determine if they die, yet almost all of the maternal deaths (99%) occur in developing countries.
The majority of maternal deaths, approximately 85% in 2017, occurred in sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia, especially in regions with low numbers of skilled health care workers.
If all countries had access to available technology and medical knowledge, maternal mortality rates could be reduced to zero. - This would reduce the implication of possible death from pregnancy
300,000 women died of complications related to pregnancy and childbirth in 2017- In Africa
The agencies report a pregnant woman or newborn dies every 11 seconds somewhere in the world, mostly of preventable causes.- Implication is health care isnt up to standard to women and children are dying which can be prevented with the right access to care
Health of Newborn Children
Women in the poorest 20 percent of households have the lowest access to antenatal care, compared with other wealth quintiles.
consquently effects the health of the baby- not getting the support and care it needs to be healthy
6.2 million children under the age of 15 died last year in Africa