... alone is not recommended. References 1. Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare. FSRH Guidance Drug interactions with Hormonal Contraception. November 2017. https://www.fsrh.org/standards-and- ...
... manages the sexual healthcare needs of vulnerable groups eg asylum seekers, commercial sex workers, drug users and prisoners, individuals with disabilities 17. Delivers all methods of contraception through ...
... (Accessed 25/04/17) 2. Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare Clinical Effectiveness Unit. Drug Interactions with Hormonal Contraception. 2017. ...
... contact with MSM, social deprivation, and risk-taking behaviour such as prostitution and intravenous drug use9. An easily modifiable risk factor is poor access to advice and treatment9. WSW generally seem ...
... provided with supply of medicine. 5.4 Inadequate medical history, hence inability to prevent drug interaction and anaphylaxis. 5.5 Lack of security to prevent theft of drugs and prescription pads. ...
... provided with supply of medicine. 5.4 Inadequate medical history, hence inability to prevent drug interaction and anaphylaxis. 5.5 Lack of security to prevent theft of drugs and prescription pads. ...
... to conceive through UPSI Contraception for Women with HIV Hormonal contraception and antiretroviral drug-drug interactions Contraception and HIV Acquisition, Transmission and Disease Progression Management ...
... 5.20 according to the March 2017 British National Formulary (BNF) . The additional cost of the drug when purchased in a pharmacy is for a “consultation,” but what is the added value of the ...
... leaflets provided with supply of medicine 5.4 Inadequate medical history, hence inability to prevent drug interaction and anaphylaxis 5.5 Lack of security to prevent theft of drugs and prescription pads 5.6 ...
... y/n þ ý ☐ Clinical Judgement (use of knowledge about SDI, when fitting can be performed safely, drug interactions and consideration of STI screening) Planning for fit (contraception prior to fit e.g. ...
