"This practical, evidence-based handbook will meet the needs of those working in the field of SRH care and will also help those preparing for the joint EBCOG and ESCRH Certificate and Diploma examination in Sexual and Reproductive Health and is designed to closely follow the examination's curriculum"--
"This practical, evidence-based handbook will meet the needs of those working in the field of SRH care and will also help those preparing for the joint EBCOG and ESCRH Certificate and Diploma examination in Sexual and Reproductive Health and is designed to closely follow the examination's curriculum"--Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Section I. Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights, Public Health Aspects and Prevention in Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare: 1. Sexual and reproductive health and rights 2. European laws on sexual and reproductive health and the different policies regarding access to sexual and reproductive healthcare 3. The main threats to sexual and reproductive health and the principal components of good sexual and reproductive healthcare 4. The principles and roles of sexuality education 5. Sexual reproductive health: public health aspects 6. General principles of preventive medicine in sexual and reproductive healthcare 7. Screening in sexual and reproductive healthcare 8. Reproductive life plan and preconception care, including vaccination Section II. Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare: 9. The reproductive endocrinology of contraception 10. Evidence-based clinical practice in contraceptive counselling and care 11. Combined hormonal contraception 12. Progestogen-only contraception 13. Nonhormonal contraception 14. Permanent methods of contraception in women 15. Emergency contraception 16. Management of issues associated with female contraceptives: bleeding 17. Management of issues associated with female contraceptives: mood 18. Management of issues associated with female contraceptives: sexuality 19. Management of issues associated with female contraceptives: drug-drug interactions 20. Contraception in women with cancer 21. Contraception in women with benign breast disease and benign uterine and ovarian conditions 22. Contraception in women with cardiovascular conditions 23. Contraception in women with metabolic conditions 24. Contraceptive choices for women with HIV infection 25. Contraception in women with neurological conditions 26. Contraception in Women with psychiatric conditions 27. Contraception in disabled women 28. Contraception in women with immunosuppressive diseases 29. Contraception in women with lupus autoimmune diseases 30. Contraception in women with chronic kidney disease 31. Contraception in women with diabetes 32. Contraception in women with thyroid dysfunction 33. Contraception in women with polycystic ovary syndrome 34. Contraception in women with special needs: life-course approach 35. Male contraception 36. Termination of pregnancy: overview 37. Termination of pregnancy: medical methods 38. Termination of pregnancy: surgical methods 39. Termination of pregnancy at different gestational phases 40. Post-abortion care 41. Infertility 42. Hormones and female sexuality 43. Vulvovaginitis 44. Sexually transmitted genital infections: HPV, tricho, herpes, chlamydia 45. Sexually transmitted genital infections: syphilis, gonorrhoea, hepatitis, HIV Section III. Sexual Healthcare: 46. Sexual counselling: general principles 47. Disorders of desire, arousal and orgasm in the female 48. Sexual pain disorders in the female 49. Vulvodynia 50. Disorders of desire, arousal and orgasm in the male 51. Life-course approach to sexual health 52. Sexual violence 53. Sexual and reproductive healthcare for LGBTI* Section IV. Sexual and Reproductive Health Indicators and Policies: 54. Indicators of sexual and reproductive health and their relevance to policy development 55. Health systems for sexual and reproductive health 56. Prevention and health promotion in sexual and reproductive health Index.
Section I. Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights, Public Health Aspects and Prevention in Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare: 1. Sexual and reproductive health and rights 2. European laws on sexual and reproductive health and the different policies regarding access to sexual and reproductive healthcare 3. The main threats to sexual and reproductive health and the principal components of good sexual and reproductive healthcare 4. The principles and roles of sexuality education 5. Sexual reproductive health: public health aspects 6. General principles of preventive medicine in sexual and reproductive healthcare 7. Screening in sexual and reproductive healthcare 8. Reproductive life plan and preconception care, including vaccination Section II. Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare: 9. The reproductive endocrinology of contraception 10. Evidence-based clinical practice in contraceptive counselling and care 11. Combined hormonal contraception 12. Progestogen-only contraception 13. Nonhormonal contraception 14. Permanent methods of contraception in women 15. Emergency contraception 16. Management of issues associated with female contraceptives: bleeding 17. Management of issues associated with female contraceptives: mood 18. Management of issues associated with female contraceptives: sexuality 19. Management of issues associated with female contraceptives: drug-drug interactions 20. Contraception in women with cancer 21. Contraception in women with benign breast disease and benign uterine and ovarian conditions 22. Contraception in women with cardiovascular conditions 23. Contraception in women with metabolic conditions 24. Contraceptive choices for women with HIV infection 25. Contraception in women with neurological conditions 26. Contraception in Women with psychiatric conditions 27. Contraception in disabled women 28. Contraception in women with immunosuppressive diseases 29. Contraception in women with lupus autoimmune diseases 30. Contraception in women with chronic kidney disease 31. Contraception in women with diabetes 32. Contraception in women with thyroid dysfunction 33. Contraception in women with polycystic ovary syndrome 34. Contraception in women with special needs: life-course approach 35. Male contraception 36. Termination of pregnancy: overview 37. Termination of pregnancy: medical methods 38. Termination of pregnancy: surgical methods 39. Termination of pregnancy at different gestational phases 40. Post-abortion care 41. Infertility 42. Hormones and female sexuality 43. Vulvovaginitis 44. Sexually transmitted genital infections: HPV, tricho, herpes, chlamydia 45. Sexually transmitted genital infections: syphilis, gonorrhoea, hepatitis, HIV Section III. Sexual Healthcare: 46. Sexual counselling: general principles 47. Disorders of desire, arousal and orgasm in the female 48. Sexual pain disorders in the female 49. Vulvodynia 50. Disorders of desire, arousal and orgasm in the male 51. Life-course approach to sexual health 52. Sexual violence 53. Sexual and reproductive healthcare for LGBTI* Section IV. Sexual and Reproductive Health Indicators and Policies: 54. Indicators of sexual and reproductive health and their relevance to policy development 55. Health systems for sexual and reproductive health 56. Prevention and health promotion in sexual and reproductive health Index.
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