PPT-Test your Contraception IQ – 4

th Edition Be a Contraceptive Mythbuster Dr Dustin Costescu MD FRCSC Contraception Advice Research and Education Fellow Queens University Kingston ON FacultyPresenter Disclosure Faculty Dr Dustin Costescu MD FRCSC. David Hubacher, PhD. Senior Epidemiologist. FHI. Outline of Talk. Description of long-acting reversible contraception (LARC). Worldwide use of long-acting. Advantages and Disadvantages. Service delivery factors. th. Edition. Be a Contraceptive Mythbuster!. Dr. Dustin Costescu, MD FRCSC. Contraception Advice Research and Education Fellow. Queen’s University, Kingston ON. Faculty/Presenter Disclosure. Faculty: Dr. Dustin Costescu, MD FRCSC. UNC School of Medicine. Obstetrics and Gynecology Clerkship. Case Based Seminar Series. Objectives for Contraception and Sterilization . Describe the mechanism of action and effectiveness of contraceptive methods. 2016 U.S. Selected Practice Recommendations for Contraceptive Use. Division of Reproductive Health. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion . Complexities in Contraceptive Care. There’s an App for That!. Learning Objectives. Apply evidenced-based guidelines to contraceptive provision using the CDC Medical Eligibility Criteria (MEC) resource . Contraception: Beyond the Barrier. OBJECTIVES: At the end of presentation the participants:. 1. Will be able identify different types of contraception and assess for efficacy.. 2. Will be able to explain the mechanism of action for the different forms of contraception.. What You Need to Know. Jennifer Cannon, NP-C. Adult Cystic Fibrosis, Stanford Health Care. March 13, 2016. Overview. Contraception. Importance of Contraceptive Education. Current Research: Contraception in Cystic Fibrosis Patients. . 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. 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. Allison Eliscu, MD, FAAP. Rev. Aug 2012. Contraception in Adolescents. Oral Contraceptive. Male Condom. IUD. NuvaRing. Birth Control Patch. Female. . Condom. Depo Provera. The Importance of Contraception in Adolescence. New Approaches for Improved Compliance and. Decreasing Teen Pregnancy. Jennie . Yoost. MD, MSc. Assistant Professor. Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology. Marshall University Department of OBGYN. LEARNING OBJECTIVES. Dr. K Dissanayake. Bute. House Medical Centre. Different Methods. Hormonal. Barrier methods. IUD. Natural methods. Sterilisation. Things to consider. Age, consider whether Fraser competent in <16 . Least Effective Methods. Abstinence. Rhythm Method. Spermicide. Male Condom. Female Condom. Diaphragm. Cervical Cap. Birth Control Sponge. Birth Control Pill. Birth Control Patch. Vaginal Ring. Birth Control Shot. 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