Contraception Made Easy, revised edition Complete
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Highly Commended in the 2016 BMA Medical Book Awards!From reviews:"...undoubtedlythe best feature is the user-friendly and consistent nature of the format. Eachmethod of contraception has a dedicated chapter with an identical outlineshowcasing factual and practical content using bulleted text, tables andpictograms.... The book would be useful for medical students that are `new tothe subject as the outline of the chapters lends itself to seamless grasping ofnew information., However, the practical application of the factual informationis ideal for both gynaecological and family planning trainees, nurses that workwithin the field and general practitioners." Ulster Medical Journal 2016:85(3):211This revised edition has been updated to include the 2016 UK MedicalEligibility Criteria for contraceptive use, as well as other updates. It helpshealthcare professionals to provide up to date and practical guidance on allthe commonly used contraceptive methods:combined oral contraceptive (COCs), patches, andvaginal ringsprogestogen-only pills (POPs), progestogen-onlyinjectables and implantscopper intrauterine devices (IUDs) and the levonorgestrelIUSdiaphragms, cervical caps, and male and femalecondomsnatural fertility awareness advice/kitsemergency contraceptionmale and female sterilisation. ContraceptionMade Easy is the ideal practical reference guide for GPs and otherhealthcare professionals involved in the provision of contraceptive advice., Laura Percy is a Specialist Registrar in Community Sexual and Reproductivehealth. Diana Mansour is a Consultant in Community Gynaecology and ReproductiveHealthcare and Head of the Integrated Sexual Health Services for Newcastle uponTyne, UK. She is also a Faculty Officer and Treasurer for the Faculty of Sexualand Reproductive Health Care, UK.
Highly Commended in the 2016 BMA Medical Book Awards!From reviews:"...undoubtedlythe best feature is the user-friendly and consistent nature of the format. Eachmethod of contraception has a dedicated chapter with an identical outlineshowcasing factual and practical content using bulleted text, tables andpictograms.... The book would be useful for medical students that are `new tothe subject as the outline of the chapters lends itself to seamless grasping ofnew information., However, the practical application of the factual informationis ideal for both gynaecological and family planning trainees, nurses that workwithin the field and general practitioners." Ulster Medical Journal 2016:85(3):211This revised edition has been updated to include the 2016 UK MedicalEligibility Criteria for contraceptive use, as well as other updates. It helpshealthcare professionals to provide up to date and practical guidance on allthe commonly used contraceptive methods:combined oral contraceptive (COCs), patches, andvaginal ringsprogestogen-only pills (POPs), progestogen-onlyinjectables and implantscopper intrauterine devices (IUDs) and the levonorgestrelIUSdiaphragms, cervical caps, and male and femalecondomsnatural fertility awareness advice/kitsemergency contraceptionmale and female sterilisation. ContraceptionMade Easy is the ideal practical reference guide for GPs and otherhealthcare professionals involved in the provision of contraceptive advice., Laura Percy is a Specialist Registrar in Community Sexual and Reproductivehealth. Diana Mansour is a Consultant in Community Gynaecology and ReproductiveHealthcare and Head of the Integrated Sexual Health Services for Newcastle uponTyne, UK. She is also a Faculty Officer and Treasurer for the Faculty of Sexualand Reproductive Health Care, UK.