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RISE SURVEY 5: SEXUAL HEALTH

The coronavirus pandemic has meant that many sexual health services across Scotland have had to operate in very different ways, often having to prioritise emergencies.

This has happened at a time when many women have had no other option but to continue seeing clients face-to-face throughout the pandemic, so access to appropriate and reliable sexual health care is crucial. Through this survey, we want to learn more about how the pandemic may be affecting your ability to access sexual health care and what you think services, local authorities, and the Government should be doing to ensure the sexual health and wellbeing of women who sell/exchange sex or images is a priority.

Your participation in this survey is voluntary and completely anonymous. We do not record or store any personal or identifying information. All responses are confidential and will only be accessed by Anna (CLiCK Development Worker) and Shannon (CLiCK Resource and Information Officer). The results of this survey will be used to inform discussions on Click Cast – our monthly podcast series – and will also be used to directly inform specialist services, mainstream services, and decision makers of the needs of women who sell/exchange sex or images in Scotland. Anonymised responses may also be used on CLiCK social media and in training materials.

If you have any questions about the above, please get in touch

THIS SURVEY IS NOW INACTIVE.

* Indicates required field

Do you consent to have your anonymised responses discussed on Click Cast, used to inform services and decision makers, as well as used on CLiCK social media and in training materials? *

Yes No

Have you tried to access sexual health care during the coronavirus pandemic? *

Yes No Prefer not to say

If yes, how have you accessed this care? Please select all that apply *

Condoms by post Contraceptive pill by post Telephone/video consultation with nurse Telephone/video conversation with pharmacist In-person appointment with sexual health nurse In-person appointment with GP In-person appointment with pharmacist Support from a specialist women’s charity Support from a sex worker led network Other (please specify in the box below)

If 'other' how have you accessed this care? *

What was your experience of accessing sexual health care PRIOR to the pandemic? *

Very positive Positive Neither positive or negative Negative Very negative

If you would like to give more detail on your experience, please use your comment box below: *

What has been your experience of accessing sexual health care DURING the pandemic? *

Very positive Positive Neither positive or negative Negative Very negative

If you would like to give more detail on your experience, please use your comment box below: *

Do you feel like your sexual wellbeing has been supported by services (e.g. sexual health services, your GP, specialist women’s charities) during the pandemic? *

Yes No Somewhat I don't know Prefer not to say

Do you feel that sexual health staff, medical professionals, and support services are aware of the needs of women who sell/exchange sex during the coronavirus pandemic? *

Yes No Somewhat I don't know Prefer not to say

If you would like to tell us a bit more about why you feel this way, please use your comment box below: *

What can services, local authorities, and the Government do to improve sexual health care for women who sell/exchange sex or images? *

What would the ideal sexual health service look like? What would make you feel comfortable and supported? *

Thanks so much for taking the time to fill in our survey.

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Click Magazine is a project from CLiCK, a partnership of organisations working together across Scotland to support women who sell or exchange sex or sexual images online. For practical and emotional support via live chat, one-to-one support with a CLiCK Women’s Worker, or by phone – visit www.click.scot

CLiCK is funded by the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport via the Tampon Tax Fund.

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