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September 27, 2014Clinical Obstetrics & GynecologyOpen Access

Contraceptive Counseling

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CDChristine DehlendorfUniversity of California, San FranciscoCKColleen M. KrajewskiUniversity of PittsburghSBSonya BorreroUniversity of Pittsburgh

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Implication

Clinical review highlights relational communication and shared decision-making for women seeking family planning, indicating ways to enhance adherence and prevent unintended pregnancy.

Key Points

  • Identify relational and task-oriented communication strategies in family planning consultations to optimize patient experiences and prevent unintended pregnancy.
  • Synthesized evidence-based relational and task-oriented communication frameworks within family planning encounters.
  • Evaluated provider practices focusing on shared decision-making, patient preference elicitation, proactive side effect management, and adherence support.
  • Establishing trusting relationships and utilizing a shared decision-making model that elicits patient preferences markedly improve women's counseling experiences.
  • Providing anticipatory guidance regarding side effects alongside targeted adherence strategies promotes sustained contraceptive continuation.

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Dehlendorf et al. (2014) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1e5f93a42c1ff064328944https://doi.org/10.1097/grf.0000000000000059
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