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The research aims to assess adoption rates and knowledge gains related to adolescent reproductive health education in Ghanaian schools post outreach campaigns.

March 5, 2026Open Access

Adoption Rates and Knowledge Gains in Adolescent Reproductive Health Among Ghanaian Schools via Educational Outreach Campaigns: A South African Perspective

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The research aims to assess adoption rates and knowledge gains related to adolescent reproductive health education in Ghanaian schools post outreach campaigns.
Mixed-methods approach using surveys and interviews
Evaluation of school-level participation and knowledge improvements
Analysis of adoption rates and knowledge scores post-campaign
75% adoption rate among participating schools
Average increase in knowledge scores by 20% across educational levels
Outreach campaigns effectively enhanced ARH education and knowledge retention

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Mixed-methods campaign increases knowledge in adolescent reproductive health among Ghanaian schools, suggesting further exploration is needed for sustainability.

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Nkosana Motshekhu (2007) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a91d7cd6127c7a504c0515 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18845583

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Mixed-methods campaign increases knowledge in adolescent reproductive health among Ghanaian schools, suggesting further exploration is needed for sustainability.

Adoption Rates and Knowledge Gains in Adolescent Reproductive Health Among Ghanaian Schools via Educational Outreach Campaigns: A South African Perspective

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Adoption Rates and Knowledge Gains in Adolescent Reproductive Health Among Ghanaian Schools via Educational Outreach Campaigns: A South African Perspective

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