1.Structured contraception counseling
It is described as any contraception training or counseling procedure that entails the usage of sound or visible components with standard details. The counseling is standard in that the identical details had been introduced each time the counseling had been carried out. Utilizing a framework offers a structure for one’s counseling procedure, enabling the customer to imagine and listen to the details to be able to advance throughout the phases towards an educated choice of a clinically suitable contraceptive that really satisfies their requirements. Structured counseling is standard for the reason that customers get customized and properly-organized info on the efficiency, usage and probable negative effects of contraceptive technique(s). An additional element of structured counseling is definitely the chance for individuals to inquire about concerns and get proper solutions. Consequently, a dynamic computer program utilized by a doctor, who happens to be readily available for queries later on, will likely be a part of this evaluation (Farrokh-Eslamlou et al., 2014).
The creators of structured counselling think that utilizing audiovisual elements and conventional data, providing customers customized and personalized details and assisting them simplify their ideals concerning contraceptive advantages and dangers may ultimately enable them to select a technique that fits their conditions and choices (Farrokh-Eslamlou et al., 2014).
2. Inconsistent/Non-structural contraception...
References
Farrokh?Eslamlou, H., Aghlmand, S., Khorasani?Zavareh, D., Mohammad Alizadeh Charandabi, S., Moghaddam Tabrizi, F., & Jahanfar, S. (2014). Structured versus routine family planning counselling for contraception. The Cochrane Library.
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