French version

• Preface
• Counseling
• Client Assessment
• Medical Problems
• Postpartum Contraception
• Postabortion Contraception
• Emergency Contraception
• Adolescents

• Women Over 35
• Lactational Amenorrhea Method
• Combined Estrogen/ Progestin Contraceptives
• Progestin-Only Contraceptives
• Intrauterine Devices
• Barriers and Spermicides

• Natural Family Planning
• Withdrawal
• Voluntary Sterilization
• Client Instructions
• Infection Prevention
• Sexually Transmitted Diseases
• References
• WHO Bibliography

The PocketGuide for Family Planning Service Providers was designed to provide clinicians with easily accessible, clinically-oriented information for use in family planning service provision.

• Introduction
• Counseling Process 
• Who Should Provide Counseling? 
• Family Planning Information

• Introduction
• How to be Reasonably Sure a Client is Not Pregnant
• Client Assessment Checklists
• Using the Client Assessment Checklists for Reversible Methods
• Client Assessment Checklists
• Hormonal Methods
• IUD
• Guidelines for Voluntary Sterilization
• Female Sterilization
• Male Sterilization
• Menstrual Bleeding Patterns with Hormonal Contraceptives and IUDs

• Introduction

• Introduction
• Postpartum Infertility
• Lactational Amenorrhea Method
• When to Start Contraception
• Counseling for Contraceptive Use
• LAM
• COCs and CICs
• POCs
• IUDs
• Nonfitted Barriers
• Fitted Barriers
• Natural Family Planning
• Withdrawal
• Abstinence
• Tubal Occlusion
• Vasectomy

• Introduction
• Linking Postabortion Care to Family Planning
• When to Start
• Which Contraceptive Methods Can be Used
• Counseling for Contraceptive Use
• COCs, CICs and POCs
• IUDs
• Nonfitted Barriers
• Fitted Barriers
• Natural Family Planning
• Tubal Occlusion
• Vasectomy
• Guidelines for Contraceptive Use by Clinical Condition
• Infection
• Injury to Genital Tract
• Severe Bleeding and Related Severe Anemia

• Introduction
• Risk of Already Being Pregnant
• Breastfeeding Women
• Risk to Clients with Vascular Problems
• Risk of Becoming Pregnant
• Management of Nausea and Vomiting
• Client Information for COCs
• Counseling Outline
• COCs
• POPs
• IUDs

• Introduction
• Counseling Outline
• Oral Contraceptives
• Implants
• Injectable Contraceptives
• IUDs
• Condoms
• Diaphragms
• Voluntary Sterilization
• Withdrawal/Abstinence
• Emergency Contraception

• Introduction
• Counseling Outline
• COCs and CICs
• POCs
• IUDs
• Condoms
• Diaphragms
• Voluntary Sterilization

• Counseling Outline
• Problems Requiring Action
• LAM Algorithm

• Counseling Outline
• Commonly Available Hormonal Composition
• Conditions Requiring Precautions
• Conditions for Which There Are No Restrictions
• Management of Side Effects
• Management of Other Problems
• Interaction with Other Drugs
• Management of Bleeding/Spotting for COCs

• Counseling Outline
• Conditions Requiring Precautions
• Conditions Requiring More Frequent Followup Care
• Conditions for Which There Are No Restrictions
• Management of Side Effects
• Management of Other Problems

• Counseling Outline
• Conditions Requiring Precautions
• Problems Requiring Action
• Management of Side Effects
• Management of Other Problems
• Management of Problems During Insertion or Removal

Condoms

• Counseling Outline
• Problems Requiring Action
• Management of Side Effects

Diaphragms

• Counseling Outline
• Conditions Requiring Precautions
• Problems Requiring Action
• Management of Side Effects

Spermicides

• Counseling Outline
• Problems Requiring Action
• Management of Side Effects

• Counseling Outline
• Problems Requiring Action
• Management of Side Effects

• Counseling Outline
• Problems Requiring Action

Introduction

Tubal Occlusion

• Counseling Outline
• Conditions Requiring Precautions
• Problems Requiring Action
• Management of Problems

Vasectomy

• Counseling Outline
• Conditions Requiring Precautions
• Problems Requiring Action
• Management of Problems

• Introduction
• Breastfeeding/LAM
• Combined Oral Contraceptives (COCs)
• Combined Injectable Contraceptives (CICs)
• Implants (Norplant Implants)
• Progestin-Only Injectable Contraceptives (PICs)
• Progestin-Only Pills (POPs)
• Intrauterine Devices (IUDs)
• Condoms
• Diaphragms
• Spermicides
• Natural Family Planning
• Withdrawal
• Tubal Occlusion
• Vasectomy

• Introduction
• Diagnosis and Treatment