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Diploma in Community Health Nursing
Family Planning: Eligibility Criteria, Contraceptive Logistics Management and the Green Card
Family planning notes that pair the medical eligibility criteria, the principles of client selection and the contraceptive technology with the logistics a provider has to run - storage under the first-expiry-first-out system, the green card, the average monthly consumption rate, the minimum and maximum stock levels and the physical inventory. The methods section covers the long-term implants and copper device, the short-term pills and the progestin-only injectables with their mechanisms, indications, contraindications, danger signs and side effects.
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