| SESSION 8: IMPROVING ACCESS TO SERVICES |
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| nr. |
title |
1st
author |
abstract |
| P137 |
Sexual and reproductive health – what do men know and want?
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F. Lakha (UK) |
abstract |
| P138 |
Moving towards patient and public involvement within a nurse-led sterilization service
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M. Pickering (UK) |
abstract |
| P139 |
Teenagers’ use of sexual health services: perceived need, knowledge and ability to access
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A. Parkes (UK) |
abstract |
| P140 |
Partnership working: the key to improving access to a more holistic sexual health service in South
London
|
J.Evans (UK) |
abstract |
| P141 |
The Sandyford Initiative Sexual and Reproductive Health Service, Glasgow telephone helpline:
improving access to sexual and reproductive health services
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A. Spiers (UK) |
abstract |
| P142 |
Health and lifestyles of family planning attenders in Glasgow – why a holistic approach is necessary
|
J. Cumming (UK) |
abstract |
| P143 |
Improving access – reaching out with a ‘‘Clinic in a Box’’
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A. Deacon (UK) |
abstract |
| P144 |
Interval versus postabortive counseling: demographic characteristics and effect of reproductive desire
on method selection (14332 cases)
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K. Ertopçu (Turkey) |
abstract |
| P145 |
‘Youth-friendly’ health services
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N. Salakos (Greece) |
abstract |
| P146 |
Does nurse prescribing improve younger clients’ access to contraception?
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P. Blencowe (UK) |
abstract |
| P147 |
The development of a care package for clients with a learning disability accessing contraception and
reproductive health services
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E. Maudsley (UK) |
abstract |
| P148 |
The effect of pre-examination information on the anxiety level for the gynecologic examination
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N. Erkan (Turkey) |
abstract |
| P149 |
A systematic review of research on young women’s uptake, choice, and discontinuation of
contraceptives: descriptive mapping
|
L. Williamson (UK) |
abstract |
| P150 |
Internet counseling on contraception by the Study Group for Contraception in Korea
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I.S. Lee (Korea) |
abstract |
| P151 |
Warts and all! A review of specialist sexual health services for young people
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L. Mckay (UK) |
abstract |
| P152 |
The exponential benefits of taking sexual health services out of the clinic and into sex working
communities using a ‘needs-led’ approach to overcome the stigma barrier
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A. Wells (UK) |
abstract |
| P153 |
Importance and feasibility of holistic sexual health care in primary and tertiary care setting in London
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A. Oswal (UK) |
abstract |
| P154 |
The patient–service provider interface
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O. Casian-Botez (Romania) |
abstract |
| P155 |
Educated teenager – educated mother – educated grandmother |
O. Casian-Botez (Romania) |
abstract |
| P156 |
Assessment of contraceptive services in a maternity unit of a district general hospital in the UK
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N. Rawal (UK) |
abstract |
| P157 |
A nurse-led clinic for the insertion of intrauterine devices: a template for training
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T.A.M. Eady (UK) |
abstract |
| P158 |
Hormonal contraceptive methods using or not using in Iran
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M. Rostami Dovom (Iran) |
abstract |
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