PPT-Contraceptive methods Part 1 - Combined hormonal contraceptives

Raqibat Idris MBBS DO MPH Geneva Foundation for Medical Education and Research Family Planning An Online Evidencebased Course 2021 Outline and objectives Description of the method Mechanism of action. for Contraceptive Use, 2010. Division of Reproductive Health. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. August 1, 2013. National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion . Division of Reproductive Health. Enter Presenter’s Name. Enter Presenter’s Organization. Enter Presentation Date. Contraception. Reversible . Hormonal. Estrogen/Progestin. Pills, ring, patch. Progestin only. Pills. Injections. IUD. ARHP Learning Lab . May 18, 2011. Emily Godfrey, MD, MPH. Expert Medical Advisory Committee. Melanie Deal, WHNP. Student Health Services, SF State University. San Francisco, CA. David Grimes, MD . University of North Carolina School of Medicine. The Johnson County Health Department. Tabitha Wagoner, Health Educator, BSE. Mischelle. Robertson, Health Educator, RN. ABSTINENCE . is the only 100% effective method that protects against unwanted pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases. . Live Session. Offered by the New Mexico Pharmacists Association. Disclosure. The parties involved in creation and development of the New Mexico Pharmacists Prescriptive Authority have nothing to disclose. Objectives. Identify major considerations examined when choosing contraceptive methods. List commonly used contraceptive methods. Explain how each contraceptive works. Evaluate contraceptive options. Introduction to CS Indicators. Why measure contraceptive security (CS)?. Country stakeholders and advocates recognize the importance of monitoring country-level progress toward contraceptive security (CS) for advocacy, program planning, and monitoring purposes.. Family Planning Settings. Introduction to the Contraceptive Access Change Package. Last Reviewed . March 2020. 1. Meeting Objectives. By the end of . today, you should be . able to:. Define the best practice recommendations for increasing access to the full range of contraceptive methods outlined in the . Prof. Dr. . Rabea. M. Ali. Family . Planning Services. : . Defined . as "educational, comprehensive . medical activities . which enable . individuals . to determine . the . number and spacing of their . Malachie NSANZAMAHORO,MD . . OB-Gyn. CHUK. Outline. • Objectives. • Depo . medroxy. progesterone acetate (DMPA). • Combination oral contraceptives. • Progestin only oral contraceptives. Noa’a Shimoni MD MPH. Medical Director, Student Health Services at Rutgers Health Sciences Campus. Associate Professor, Department of Family Medicine. Rutgers New Jersey Medical School. Conflict of interest. What is birth control, and how does it work?. https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=File%3AContraception_%. E2%80%93_How_to_Prevent_Unwanted_Pregnancy.webm. How does a woman prevent herself . Revised September 2023. $400. $300. $200. $100. $400. $300. $200. $100. $400. $300. $200. $100. $400. $300. $200. $100. Contraceptives. E. mergency . Contraceptives. STIs. Hot Topics. Contraceptives- $100 Question. Yasmin Adam. Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology. October 2021. Outline. WHO medical eligibility criteria. Some examples. HIV. Womens. ’ Participation. Counselling. Which method. Combined Hormonal Contraception.