Every contraceptive method offered, chosen and followed up, with the WHO MEC category and the removal date, on one record.
A contraception consult recorded by method — pill, injectable, implant, copper IUD, hormonal IUS, condoms, sterilisation, emergency contraception — with the methods discussed, the one chosen, and the follow-up it calls for, so a clinic can show what was offered and chosen, not just that a visit happened. The nurse or doctor records the WHO Medical Eligibility Criteria category they assessed for her conditions (WHO, 2015, cited): a category 4 method, an unacceptable health risk, is not started, and a category 3 method needs the written reason it is still the choice. The device or product is kept as recorded, with the follow-up date and, for an implant or IUD, the removal date the clinician sets from the product’s labelling. Each follow-up keeps what was found, side effects and whether she continues. The list leads with overdue removals and follow-ups, then removals due in the next 30 days.
What it does not do, by design. A listing with only benefits is an advertisement.
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