Description

This course provides clinical information about all forms of contraception and is particularly useful for nurses, midwives, health visitors, doctors, youth workers, teachers and outreach workers who are not trained in contraceptive methods.

Aim: To increase participants’ knowledge of contraception, enabling them to promote positive sexual health and support clients with contraception decision making

Learning outcomes

By the end of the course participants will have:

comprehensive knowledge about the full range of contraceptive methods

the ability to communicate more confidently with clients about contraception

increased awareness of resources that can be used to support their work

discussed child and adult safeguarding in the context of contraception provision

Course outline

Welcome and introductions and working agreement

Introduction to contraception

Hormonal methods of contraception

LARC

Barrier methods

Overview of other methods

Fertility awareness

Emergency Contraception

Contraceptive consultations – telephone and face to face

Barriers to accessing contraception

Action plan

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Contraception in Practice

By Claire Lightley

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