TAILIEUCHUNG - Prescription for Change - Lesbian and bisexual women’s health check 2008

These guidelines shall be included in all research that Aboriginal Women’s Health Research initiates. It shall be the responsibility, in the first instance, of all researchers to observe these guidelines to monitor the implementation of the guidelines and to make decisions regarding their interpretation and application. Where, in the opinion of the Aboriginal Women’s Health Research or the research team, the nature of the research or local circumstances make these guidelines or any part of them inapplicable, such exception shall be reported to the Research Coordinator, and the exception shall be noted in the research contract or contract amendments as well as in any publication resulting from the research | Prescription for Change Lesbian and bisexual women s health check 2008 South East Coast This report is a supplementary report to the Stonewall report Prescription for Change Lesbian and bisexual women s health check 2008. This report provides further regional statistics for each country each Strategic Health Authority or healthboard. Methodology In the summer of 2007 6178 women responded to an online and paper survey on their health needs and experiences. The survey included questions on lifestyle alcohol consumption smoking exercise mental health medical history and experiences of the health sector. The survey also captured qualitative evidence from participants about their experiences. These are included in the main report. Guidance on using the data This data is intended to provide NHS planners with information about their local population in comparison to national and regional data. For nationwide statistics Great Britain for comparison please refer to the main report. When citing data from this supplementary report please cite Prescription for Change Lesbian and bisexual women s health check 2008. Survey results analysed by Sigma Research. Lesbian Bisexual Women s Health Survey 2007 South East Coast Strategic Health Authority data report June 2008 n 449 Table Contents la. Sample size by Primary Care Trust PCT of residence. lb. Sample size by PCT of residence for following comparisons. 2. Sexual identity How do you describe yourself Q4. 3. Current smoker Q56. 4. Number of days drank ALCOHOL in the last week Q60 61. 5. Used any of the following DRUGS in the last year marijuana ecstasy LSD speed crystal meth cocaine crack ketamine GHB heroin Q63. 6. Ever tested for sexually transmitted infections vaginal conditions Q32. 7. Gender of sexual partner in the last 5 years Q28. 8. Experience of cervical screening Q29 Q31 if aged 25-64 and NOT Trans . 9. Frequency of self-checking for lumps or changes in breasts Q36. 10. In the last year made an attempt to take your .

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