| Value |
Category |
| 1. Mode of action of the various methods available 2. Medical eligibility criteria for family planning services |
|
| 1. Natural methods |
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| 1.Danger signs of fp methods |
|
| 1.Demistify myths and misconceptions about the methods |
|
| 1.Myths and misconceptions about contraceptives 2.Partner involvement in choosing contraceptive counselling |
|
| 1.Who qualifies to be given the contraceptives |
|
| Access of the cause of abortion and the mental well being of the patient |
|
| Access the health of the client |
|
| Availability |
|
| Availability of contraceptives. |
|
| BIRTH PLAN |
|
| Behaviour change on Teenagers |
|
| Blood loss Bleeding and HIV services |
|
| Cause of the loss of pregancy ( induced or miscarriage)determines the ideal contraceptive method to be used. HIV Testing.Encourage patients to know their status and engage in safe sex. Willingness of the patient to want more children or not, an |
|
| Child Spacing Importance of Involving partner in family planning Comobidities of contradication |
|
| Child Spacing Whether the patients want to have a baby or more in the future or not. No.of arbortions or miscarriages; and Cause for abortion.(Miscarriage or induced). If induced how to use contraception to avoid unwanted pregnancy. |
|
| Child Spacing and its benefits Period contraceptives last(3 months,3 years,5years,12 years) Cause of pregnancy loss and how soon the client wants a child to advise on the favourable method. |
|
| Child spacing |
|
| Complications that can arise from abortion |
|
| Contraceptive counselling offered to all patients requesting for a contraceptive as the facility has had one PAC case and was refered to Ruiru Sub County Hospital |
|
| Contraceptive services offered to other patients but not not PAC patients |
|
| Correct spacing ov children |
|
| Couple counselling |
|
| DURATION OF DRUGS AND FERTILITY ISSUES THE RETURN DATE |
|
| Demystify myths and misconceptions about contraceptives |
|
| Drug interactions , duration of contraceptive methods |
|
| Drugs interactions, contraindications |
|
| Duration of inter pregnancy The condition of the patient |
|
| Duration of use, indication and contraindications , myths and misconceptions surrounding contraception |
|
| Eligibility criteria |
|
| Failure rate |
|
| Family planning |
|
| HEALTH WISE OF THE MOTHER IN RESPECT TO THE FAMILY PLANNING METHOD |
|
| HIV testing and Counselling |
|
| Hygiene |
|
| Hygiene maintenance for invasive methods |
|
| Hygiene,HIV n testing |
|
| IMPORTANCE OF SPACING THE CHILDREN |
|
| Importance of Partner involvement |
|
| Importance of being safe to avoid STI |
|
| Importance of partner involvement when considering a contraceptive method. |
|
| Involve their partners to be aware of the contraceptives |
|
| Linkaging with other departments eg gbv Hiv aids and other reproductive health issues Post management |
|
| Medical condition Family size and desire Discordant couples Comfort of patients Affordability of the family planning method Follow up |
|
| Myths about them |
|
| Myths and misconceptions |
|
| Natural contraception method |
|
| Natural family planning |
|
| Natural method of family is planning |
|
| Nutrition |
|
| Nutrition - foods to eat to boost blood levels,because of the loss of blood during and after the procedures. Cause of preganancy loss to advise on the best contraception method. Comorbidity - if a patient want to get pregnant,and precautions to |
|
| Nutrition, hygiene and the period to wait before conceiving |
|
| On the eligibility |
|
| Partner involvement Perceptions on family planning |
|
| Personal hygiene IUCD diet and nutrition medical condition |
|
| Prevention of infections |
|
| RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE PATIENTS HEALTH CONDITION AND THE METHOD OF CONTRACEPTIVE |
|
| Recommended duration of contraception use |
|
| Return date for contraceptives after the expiry dates |
|
| Reviews on progress after PAC (2 weeks),healing process of the patient, before issuing a method of contraception Child spacing and benefits Reasons to why she should not conceive immediately after a procedure. |
|
| Risks involved in procuring arbotion Child spacing Effects use of the use of e-pills as a longterm contraceptive method |
|
| STI and HIV infections ,treatments and myths |
|
| STI prevention, spacing before the next pregnancy |
|
| Sanitation and health of a woman, complications of abortion, psychological stability hence mental health of the woman cervical competence to hold another baby |
|
| Size of the family and reasons as to why she lost her pregnancy |
|
| Spacing and importance of waiting to know the cause of the problem |
|
| Spacing of children |
|
| TEACHINGS ABOUT STIs |
|
| THE DESIRED PERIOD FOR CONTRACEPTIVE USE |
|
| THE RESPONDENT SAID THAT THEY ONLY COUNSEL PATIENTS ON NATURAL METHODS OF FAMILY PLANNING e.g WITHDRAWAL COUNTING DAYS USE OF BEADS |
|
| TO CONTINUE WITH THE FAMILY PLANNING OF HER CHOICE CONTINOUSLY FOR 6 MONTHS TO PREVENT PREGNANCY DEPENDING ON THE PREVIOUS HISTORY OF THE OTHER PREGNANCY THE MOTHER IS ADVISED TO SEE A GYNAECOLOGIST |
|
| TO RELAX FOR SIX MONTHS BEFORE ANOTHER PREGNANCY FOR RECOVERY |
|
| Talk about sexual transmitted diseases |
|
| The cost of different methods of contraceptives. |
|
| The patients are usually discharged through the mch/fp clinic for counselling and follow up |
|
| There are no PAC patients |
|
| What to expect |
|
| Where they an get the methods |
|
| Where to get the contraceptive and also give Referral |
|
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
