PPT-Emergency Contraception Update

Dr Lynda Turner June 2015 Honorarium from HRA Pharma Disclosure By the end of the session you will be able to Describe the methods and effectiveness of all methods of emergency contraception. There are different types of emergency contraception the emergency contraceptive pill Levonelle the emergency contraceptive pill ellaOne the emergency intrauterine device IUD Emergency contraception can be very effective IWTIGMEPPMJSYLEZIER9XXIHSVMJ Objectives. Discuss the need for emergency contraception (EC) among adolescents. Describe the clinical components of EC. Understand the challenges and opportunities for increasing EC use at the patient, provider, and health systems level. Information about the most common methods of birth control for administrative staff in healthcare settings. Introduction. From the very first interaction, the patient should know that . her contraceptive knowledge and choice is our priority. Dr Lynda Turner. June 2015. Emergency contraception.. False.. Cu IUD is the best method with a liver enzyme inducer.. Levonorgestrel. (. Levonelle. ) may be used at double dose (2 tabs . ie. . 3mg). Information about the most common methods of birth control for administrative staff in healthcare settings. Introduction. From the very first interaction, the patient should know that . her contraceptive knowledge and choice is our priority. Objectives. Discuss the need for emergency contraception (EC) among adolescents. Describe the clinical components of EC. Understand the challenges and opportunities for increasing EC use at the patient, provider, and health systems level. What is Emergency Contraception?. ‘Morning After Pills’ – Emergency Hormonal Contraception (EHC). Ullipristal. Acetate (Ella One) - A one off tablet up to 120 hours after unprotected sex that can prevent pregnancy.. O ttawa PublicHealth .ca | SantePubliqueO ttawa.ca 613 - 234 - 4641 | TTY/ATS : 613 - 580 - 9656 EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTION What is emergency contraception? Emergency contraception consists of m eth Emergency Contraception (EC) is a safe and eective way to prevent pregnancy after sex. Consider using Emergency Contraception (EC) if: You had unprotected sex, or You think your contraceptive di There are millions of unplanned, and often unwanted, pregnancies every year despite the availability of highly effective methods of contraception or due to contraception failure. Although effective Fourth Edition 2018 Medical and Service Delivery Guidance Acknowledgments Th e fourth edition of the Me dical and Service Delivery Guidance supersedes the first three editions, which were published , 0.75 m g g iven twice 12 hours apart, may be more effective and better tolerated than an estrogen-progestin regimen [18,19 ]. This was illustrated in a controlled trial in which 2000 women with regu Dr. . Ruzigana. George. OB-Gyn . CHUB. OUTLINE. Objectives. Introduction of Emergency Contraception (ECP). When to prescribe ECP. Side effects of ECP and Management. Effectiveness of ECP. Choice of future contraception options. September 2023. Hampshire, Isle of Wight, Portsmouth & Southampton. Emergency Contraception – An Update . Means of preventing pregnancy following unprotected sex (UPSI) or contraceptive failure.