Objective: To describe women who accept Implanon from community health workers in Ethiopia and to assess whether community-based provision addresses...
This document provides lists of basic furniture, equipment, and medical instruments and expendable supplies needed to provide and remove long-acting...
This resource package offers practical guidance on how program planners and managers, policymakers, donors, service providers, and community leaders...
Over the last decade, use of hormonal contraceptive implants has risen worldwide. With more women choosing implants as their preferred contraceptive...
In late 2015, the Implant Removal Task Force was initiated to bring together implementing partners and donors to identify existing best practices and...
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WHO Guidance Statement: Women at high risk of HIV and women living with HIV can safely use hormonal contraception
The World Health Organization (WHO) released a statement in October 2015 upholding guidance that women at high risk of HIV or living with HIV can safely use hormonal contraceptives, including injectables, to prevent pregnancy. However, WHO is instructing health care providers to strongly advise such women who decide to use progestin-only injectables to also always use male or female condoms for protection against HIV.Read the full statement on Progestogen-only implants. Read the full statement on DMPA.
