... or otherwise – a woman may be using to address her perimenopausal symptoms and consider potential drug interactions when prescribing contraception. 5 Suitability of Contraceptive Methods for Women Over ...
... ability to adhere with contraception, eating disorders, family situation, obesity, and recreational drug/alcohol use also need to be taken into account. Appendix 4 provides sample questions that may help ...
... Medical Eligibility Criteria for Contraceptive Use (UKMEC),1 British National Formulary,2 Stockley’s Drug Interactions3 and the electronic Medicine Compendium.4 2 Definitions of overweight and obesity ...
... in funding resource, whilst ensuring maintenance of service quality Demonstrate efficient use of drug budgets (use of generics, home delivery and minimising waste). Be able to describe purchasing ...
... two new FSRH Clinical Guidance documents, supporting members to provide effective SRH care • Drug Interactions with Hormonal Contraception • Contraception for Women Aged over 40 Generated a 101% ...
... health professional.9 1.2.7 Services should have mechanisms for risk assessment of recreational drug and alcohol abuse and domestic violence. The limitations associated with remote consultations should ...
