10. Data analysis- power point
-Appropriate for the level of measurement
-Data was recorded and transcribed
-Research question answered that adolescents are engaging in sexual activity and some are using safety precautions ie. Condoms. 
-Results are clearly presented in tables and from transcriptions of the particpants themselves point

10. Data analysis- Speaker notes. 								
   a. Are the analysis procedures appropriate for the level of measurement?
The analysis procedures was indeed appropriate. The data was all recorded and transcribed. 
 b. Do the data analysis procedures answer the research question?
The Data analysis procedures does answer the research question. The question being “This study, which employs a mixed-method embedded strategy (qualitative supported by quantitative), describes the perspectives of youth living with HIV since birth concerning: (1) romantic involvement and sexuality; and (2) risk management including the risk of HIV transmission and partner serostatus disclosure (Fernet, Wong, Richar, Otis, Levy, Samson, Morin & Theriault. pg 393. 2011)” The answer being that youth with HIV are having romantic relationships, and if or if not they are disclosing the fact that they are HIV positive to their sexual partners. The research goes into whether what kind of sexual acts are they performing, how many sexual partners they have, and whether or not they are telling their partners they are HIV postive.
c. Are the results clearly presented? Tables? Figures?
The results of the findings are clearly represented by transcriptions and tables. The study uses a mix-method of both qualitative and quantitative. “ This methodology favours the validation of data and complementarity of self-reported measres via questionnaires, personal accounts, and face-to-face interviews” (Fernet, Wong, Richar, Otis, Levy, Samson, Morin & Theriault. pg.394. 2011) So both actual quotes and tables with variables and background characteristics are used. 

11. Results, Conclusions, Discussion of Findings- power point
-Data is strictly from participants themselves and not differentiated 
-Research question of “romantic involvement and sexuality and risk management including the risk of HIV transmission and partner serostatus disclosure” (Fernet, Wong, Richar, Otis, Levy, Samson, Morin & Theriault. pg. 393. 2011) are answered. 
-Limitations for the study was that it was a small group of participants in the study
-No implications for nursing were discussed

11. Results, Conclusions, Discussion of Findings- Speaker notes		 
   a. Are findings & interpretations differentiated?
The results from the research indicate that the findings and interpretations are not differentiated. The data found is strictly from the people being studied, so there is no differentiation. 
   b. Is the research question answered?
Yes, the research question is answered that HIV positive youth between the ages of 13-22 are engaging in sexual activity. To go on, the research also answers that the Youth with HIV are burdened with the fact that they have to deal with other barriers because of their condition. 
   c. Are limitations of the study identified?
The Limitations of the study was that the study was a small one. Only 18 participants were used in this research. They had 29 participants who fit the criteria, but because of lack of communication, or who quit the study, they were left with only 18 participants. So the study was small. 
   d. Are implications for nursing addressed?
Implications for nursing are not addressed in this study. However, Sexual health and well being are universal in everyone whether or not they have HIV. It is important to address sexual health as a nurse. You have to ask those questions of whether or not you are sexually active. This study shows that youth with HIV are sexually active. 
   e. Are the results generalizable? To whom?
No, the results are not generalizable. The study was too small, and all of the participants were from Canada. Had this study been on a lager scale and in other parts of the world, then it could have been generalizable.
   f. Are recommendations for future research identified:
The study actually does give recommendations for future research. They suggest that “future research must specifically target romantic relationships and its different features, for example: romantic involvement, partner identity, relationship content, relationship quality, and cognitive and emotional process in the relationship” (Fernet, Wong, Richar, Otis, Levy, Samson, Morin & Theriault. pg. 399. 2011).

12. Overall evaluation of research presentation	Speaker notes and Power point slide. 

The study of adolescents born with HIV who are sexually active is an extremely sensitive subject that is rarely even spoken of. However, the research is showing that those born with HIV, are in fact, having sexual relationships. Whether or not they are disclosing the fact to their sexual partners is also controversial. If they do not tell, they are at risk of legal ramifications, but if they do tell they are at risk of rejection. For nurses, it is important that no matter the patient population, sexual health and safety must be discussed in order for those engaging in sexual acts to not only protect themselves from harm, but those they want to be with as well. 

References
Fernet, M., Wong, K., Richard, M., Otis, J., Levy, J. J., Lapointe, N., & ... Trottier, G. (2011). Romantic relationships and sexual activities of the first generation of youth living with HIV since birth. AIDS Care, 23(4), 393-400. doi:10.1080/09540121.2010.51633. Retrieved from.http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=rzh&AN=2010965204&site=nrc-live