Transcription of Choosing a Birth Control Method - ARHP
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A Quick Reference Guide for Clinicians Choosing a Birth Control MethodContentsUsing This Guide 3 Comparison of Contraceptive methods : Summary Chart 8 Combined Hormonal Contraception: General Information 9 Progestin-onlyContraceptives 24 Initiation of Hormonal Contraceptives 35 IntrauterineContraception 39 Barrier methods 46 Coitus Interuptus 62 Fertility Awareness 64 Sterilization 67 EmergencyContraception 74 Contraceptive FailureRates: Table 79 References 81 Resources for Clinicians 88 Choosing a Birth Control Method Sep 20112 Clinical Advisory CommitteeRachel Phelps, MDAssociate Medical DirectorPlanned Parenthood of the Rochester/Syracuse RegionRochester, New YorkPatricia Murphy, CNM, DrPH, FACNMA ssociate ProfessorUniversity of Utah College of NursingSalt Lake City, UtahEmily Godfrey MD, MPHA ssociate Professor University of Illinois at ChicagoChicago
Choosing a Birth Control Method Sep 2011 6 Each section describes the method; presents information on its use, effectiveness, risks, and side effects; and concludes with a
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