Adolescent Reproductive & Sexual Health Case Videos

This video models how to ask parents to allow for one-on-one time with a young patient.

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These two videos demonstrate how to initiate conversations around sexual health with patients receiving ongoing care for chronic conditions.

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In these two videos, a clinic visit for a suspected urinary tract infection reveals more serious concerns.

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These two videos highlight the experience of a transgender patient visiting a new primary care provider for care unrelated to his transition.

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In these two scenarios, a long-time patient comes into clinic with stomach issues but is also struggling with his sexuality.

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These two scenes show how a typical sports physical is also an opportunity to discuss sexual health.

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Sexual and reproductive health should be discussed with patients of all genders. These two videos present essential discussions to have with young men.

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In these two videos, a provider shows concern when a very young patient seeks contraception and discusses sexual behavior and sexual pleasure with her patient.

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A suspected sexually transmitted infection leads this provider to discuss how and why patients should consistently use condoms. Both scenarios demonstrate ways providers can facilitate condom use.

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These two videos discuss repeated requests for emergency contraception and also bring forward why a patient’s sexual orientation does not always clearly indicate a patient’s sexual behaviors or risks.

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A patient’s concerns over irregular bleeding while on birth control pills lead to a discussion about more long-acting methods in these two scenarios.

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These two scenes focus on a patient in a long term relationship, not currently using condoms, who suspects a sexually transmitted infection.

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A visit for flu-like symptoms lead a provider to discuss pregnancy options and offer referrals for support in these two videos.

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In these two scenes, a young patient seeks pregnancy and a provider must offer information and support to create an environment for healthy decision-making. Recognizing autonomy is a first step to patient-centered care.

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