Capacitación en temas de sexualidad humana como estrategia de prevención de las enfermedades de trasmisión sexual y embarazo adolescente en los estudiantes de bachillerato general unificado de un colegio de la ciudad Alamor

Abstract

Abstract: This degree work focuses on implementing a training program on human sexuality to prevent sexually transmitted diseases and pregnancies in teenagers from a school. The research analyzes the perceptions, knowledge and attitudes about sexuality, sexual health, sexual education and gender in high school students. Surveys were conducted to identify areas for improvement in educational and health programs. The results reveal ignorance and myths about sexuality, sexually transmitted diseases and methods contraceptives, in addition to a need for broader information free of prejudices. Gaps in understanding and knowledge are evident, highlighting the importance of continuous and bias-free educational programs to promote self-care and healthy relationships. The implementation of the program training significantly improved the knowledge and attitudes of students, highlighting the importance of comprehensive educational interventions and evidence-based for adolescents to make informed decisions and responsible for their sexual and reproductive health. This work reveals the need to comprehensively address sexual education.