Natural family planning| A Guide to provision of Services

Natural family planning| A Guide to provision of Services

Place: 
Geneva
Publisher: 
WHO
Phys descriptions: 
vi, 82p., ill., Chart, Table
Date published: 
1988
Record type: 
Corporate Author: 
World Health Organization (WHO)
ISBN: 
92-4-154241-1
Call No: 
362.178 WOR
Abstract: 

Methods of natural family planning (NFP) are based on observation of the naturally occurring signs and symptoms of the fertile and infertile phases of the menstrual cycle. Using these observations, a couple can time intercourse either to avoid or to achieve pregnancy. Successful delivery of NFP services depends essentially on effective education of potential users, and these guidelines include specific recommendations on training of NFP teachers as well as general guidance on provision of services. The guidelines are intended for use by programme managers and administrator who are interested in introducing or expanding natural family planning services, and should be adapted to local conditions.

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CITATION: World Health Organization (WHO). Natural family planning| A Guide to provision of Services . Geneva : WHO , 1988. - Available at: https://library.au.int/frnatural-family-planning-guide-provision-services-5