Much of the feedback generated by those attending the YPDP consultation sessions is not new, but a number of clear messages have been heard from a target group that is key in terms of reducing health inequalities and raising achievement.
The most consistent message received concerned confidentiality. Young people talked about feeling "embarrassed, shy or scared" when using health facilities, and spoke of the "fear" of people finding out.
A report by YPDP and The NYA's active involvement team states that it is vital for policymakers, practitioners and parents to understand the need for confidentiality, lest trust be undermined further with
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