ICEC Worldwide Case Studies: Zambia Partnerships Provide EC Access for Sexual Assault Victims Health workers created important partnerships with law enforcement and judicial sectors to provide EC for…
TANZANIA COUNTING WHAT COUNTS: TRACKING ACCESS TO EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTION IN TANZANIA Government policies support the use of EC in Tanzania and call for emergency contraceptive pills (ECPs) to be…
Reviews Emergency contraception: Update for pharmacists Linda Dominguez, Donald F. Downing, Beth Jordan, Deborah Kurnik, Eleanor B. Schwarz, James Trussell, and Elizabeth…
BANGLADESH COUNTING WHAT COUNTS: TRACKING ACCESS TO EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTION Policies in Bangladesh support the use of EC in Bangladesh: EC has been incorporated into the national norms and…
INDIA COUNTING WHAT COUNTS: TRACKING ACCESS TO EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTION Policies support the use of Emergency Contraception (EC) in India: EC is included in national policies for family planning,…
Fourth Edition 2018 EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTIVE PILLS Medical and Service Delivery Guidance Acknowledgments The fourth edition of the Medical and Service Delivery Guidance supersedes the first three…
Dawson et al. BMC Health Services Research (2015) 15:180 DOI 10.1186/s12913-015-0815-2 RESEARCH ARTICLE Open Access Workforce interventions to improve access to emergency contraception pills: a…
May 2012 EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTION FOR CRISIS SETTINGS: KEY RESOURCES This document highlights resources – including websites, technical guidelines, and articles – that provide information on the…
COUNTING WHAT COUNTS: PERU TRACKING ACCESS TO EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTION Peru has a wide array of EC products that are available in the private sector, mainly in pharmacies. However, recent government…
Improving Access to Emergency Contraception Pills through Strengthening Service Delivery and Demand Generation: A Systematic Review of Current Evidence in Low and Middle-Income Countries Angela…
