PHE is collating examples of how sexual health and reproductive health services have adapted during the COVID-19 response and are keen to hear about local innovations focusing on less well served populations. If you would like to submit a practice example please use this template and return to: Faye.Callaghan@phe.gov.uk.
Partners across the sector are working to understand the impact of COVID-19 on sexual health, reproductive health, and HIV to inform recovery and renewal plans. This survey, developed by Central North West London NHS Trust, for health care practitioners can be adapted to your local needs.
Document One of Five. Developed by Mary Kyle, Senior Sexual Health Advisor at PHE National Sexual Health Helpline, in collaboration with the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare, the British Association for Sexual Health and HIV, Public Health England and Brook.
Document Two of Five. Developed by Mary Kyle, Senior Sexual Health Advisor at PHE National Sexual Health Helpline, in collaboration with the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare, the British Association for Sexual Health and HIV, Public Health England and Brook.
Document Three of Five. Developed by Mary Kyle, Senior Sexual Health Advisor at PHE National Sexual Health Helpline, in collaboration with the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare, the British Association for Sexual Health and HIV, Public Health England and Brook.
Document Four of Five. Developed by Mary Kyle, Senior Sexual Health Advisor at PHE National Sexual Health Helpline, in collaboration with the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare, the British Association for Sexual Health and HIV, Public Health England and Brook.
Document Five of Five. Developed by Mary Kyle, Senior Sexual Health Advisor at PHE National Sexual Health Helpline, in collaboration with the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare, the British Association for Sexual Health and HIV, Public Health England and Brook
The objective of this joint document produced by the British Menopause Society (BMS), the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG), the Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP) and the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare (FSRH) is to provide guidance to clinical practitioners on the resumption and running of menopause services in the next phase of restoration of planned clinical services.
Download the slides from the webinar - 10 June 2020
Full Question: Regarding self administration at home of sayana press for someone who was starting an injectable for the first time - how safe is this (in relation to anaphylaxis) to be done at home for women who have not already had DMPA or sayana (bearing in mind anaphylaxis can sometimes only manifest itself after the second injection)?
