- Stigma and Sexually Transmitted Infections: Are attitudes towards people with sexually transmitted infections as punitive as they are perceived to be?
- “That’s the whole thing-to get rid of it”: Stigma, Sexually Transmitted Infections and Attendance at the GUM Clinic
- Developmental Psychology; comparison of the risk perceptions between genders in late adolescence
- Provider Referrals: Experience and Attitudes of Sexual Contacts
- Assessing the impact of pre-test counselling upon HIV transmission, knowledge and motivation to change risk behaviour.
- Some Peoples’ Psychological Experiences of Attending a Sexual Health Clinic and Having an STI
- Clinical Supervision is Beneficial to Health Advisers/Clinical Nurse Specialists Working within Genito-urinary Medicine
- Working Together: meeting the needs of the Black African clients in a UK HIV clinical service
- A Literature Review and Research Proposal to Explore the Attitudes and Opinions of Teenagers to Safer Sex
- A literature review to explore the knowledge and attitudes of health care workers to HIV and AIDS
- How do we do what we do with patients and how can we do it better?
Society of Sexual Health Advisers
About SSHA
The Society of Sexual Health Advisers (SSHA) is a UK national organisation with approximately 300 members out of an estimated 350 sexual health advisers in the country. It provides an opportunity for members to meet and work towards further professional development.
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- SSHA Annual Conference 2024 – Virtual Only August 23, 2024