Scripted role play: A technique for teaching sexual history taking

Articles in the same Issue

1. Letters to the Editor
2. Response: DOs' approach to patient is 'wholistic'--not holistic
3. Screening for hemochromatosis can prevent serious disease
4. Editorials
5. Beyond the 'box'
6. News
7. From the CDC: Preventing playground accidents
8. From the DHHS: Evaluating the Internet health sites
9. From the NIH: Cancer cases, deaths decline
10. From the NIH: Causes of childhood injury-related deaths determined
11. From the NIH: Hepatitis B immune response spares liver cells
12. From the NIH: Updated HIV guidelines available
13. Letters to the Editor
14. DOs' approach to patient is 'wholistic'--not holistic
15. Editorials
16. Asthma: An underappreciated disease with a huge impact on society
17. Editorial Comments
18. Editorial comments
19. News
20. From the CDC: Folic acid prevents birth defects
21. AOA Communication
22. Proposed Amendments to Bylaws of the American Osteopathic Association
23. Original Contribution
24. Domestic violence: Effect on pregnancy outcome
25. Review
26. An osteopathic approach to asthma
27. Clinical Practice
28. Quality medical management of the geriatric population using practice guidelines, physician-managed home health services, and continuous quality-improvement management strategies
29. Case Report
30. Pancreatic cystic neoplasms
31. Medical Education
32. Scripted role play: A technique for teaching sexual history taking
33. CME Quiz
34. CME QUIZ