Reproductive health education

Part 1 book "Foundations of maternal-Newborn and women’s health nursing" includes content: Maternity and women’s health care today; the nurse’s role in maternity and women’s health care; ethical, social and legal issues; reproductive anatomy and physiology; hereditary and environmental influences on childbearing; conception and prenatal development; physiologic adaptations to pregnancy; psychosocial adaptations to pregnancy; nutrition for childbearing; antepartum fetal assessment; perinatal education,... and other contents.

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Ebook Care of people with diabetes: A manual of nursing practice (Fourth edition) – Part 2 includes content: Management during surgical and investigative procedures; conditions associated with diabetes; diabetes and sexual and reproductive health; diabetes in older people; diabetes in children and adolescents; women, pregnancy, and gestational diabetes; psychological and quality of life issues related to having diabetes; diabetes education; nursing care in the emergency, intensive care, outpatient departments, community and home-based care and discharge planning; managing diabetes at the en...

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Part 1 book "Beckmann and lings obstetrics and gynecology" include content: Gynecology; reproductive endocrinology and infertility; gynecologic oncology and uterine leiomyoma. This eighth edition of Beckmann and Ling’s Obstetrics and Gynecology is the latest step in our collective journey in the field of women’s health education.

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For many women with chronic health conditions, medications are leveraged to ensure disease control. As conditions like diabetes and hypertension are increasingly observed among reproductive-age women and some common medications for these conditions are known or labeled to be unsafe in pregnancy, it is increasingly important to consider medication selection, contraceptive coverage, and patient education.

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Access to sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) information during adolescence has become a global concern. This study explored factors that enable or prevent young adolescents from accessing to SRHR information from the perspective of the key informants in Rwanda.

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This study examined training modules for lower secondary school teachers and pedagogical students in order to improve their knowledge and motivation in sexual and reproductive health (SRH) education in their schools. An intervention study was conducted from 2013 to 2016 with 128 lower secondary school teachers and 100 pedagogical students.

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As people who have a great influence on the development of children in general and reproductive health in particular, parents play a big role in educating their children in this topic. Numerous studies have also confirmed that parents with effective education will reduce the risk of sexual risk behaviors of children later. The paper focuses on analyzing survey results on 498 parents at 4 school is in Hanoi and shows that 72,1% of parents have talked with their children about reproductive health in the past 6 months, however, the frequency and extent of communication are still limited.

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Adolescence is a time of rapid physiological and psychological change of intensive readjustment to the family, school, work and social life and of preparation for adult roles. The term “adolescence” literally means “to emerge”, “to mature” or “achieve identity”. It is a significant phase of transition from childhood to adulthood, which is marked by physical changes accompanied by psychological changes. This is the time to make adolescents aware of and informed about various facets of life in order to promote a healthy way of living.

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The present study aimed at assessing levels of reproductive health knowledge of rural mothers. Reproductive health covers various aspects such as family planning, STD, AIDS, infant mortality, contraceptives, antenatal care etc. The sample consisted of 300 rural mothers, from Hisar district of Haryana state, having children below 5 years of age. The knowledge was assessed using Reproductive Health Knowledge Checklist developed under All India Coordinated Research Project, ICAR. The checklist categorized the knowledge levels as low, average and high.

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Nepal has a fairly high adolescent fertility rate and low use of contraception. Lack of contraceptive use is a major contributor to the high rates of unintended pregnancies amongst youth. There is also lack of specific studies dealing with contraceptive behavior among young married women. This study examines the use and determinants of contraceptive methods over the time period of 15 years (2001-2016) among young women in Nepal. Trend and bi-vatiate analysis of this study is based on the Nepal Demographic and Health Survey (NDHS), 2001, 2006, 2011 and 2016 data.

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Fostering Immunization Uptake in Argentina The pneumococcal vaccine was incorporated into the Argentinian national immunization scheme in April 2011, providing a way for infants to receive the vaccine for free beginning in 2012.

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The appropriate government may also constitute a State Commission for the Protection of Child Rights (SCPCR), to carry out these functions. It is important to note that several challenges related to infrastructure, capacities, mass information and awareness, teacher availability, training functional redressal mechanisms, and effective monitoring system will need to be addressed in a concerted manner to render these commitments effectively and ensure the realisation of the right of children in the age-group 6-14 years to free and compulsory education.

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Gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) has historically been known as a pituitary hormone; however, in the past few years, interest has been raised in locally produced, extrapituitary GnRH. GnRH receptor (GnRHR) was found to be expressed in normal human reproductive tissues (e.g. breast, endometrium, ovary, and prostate) and tumors derived from these tissues.

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As the key regulator of reproduction, gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) is released by neurons in the hypothalamus, and transported via the hypothalamo-hypophyseal portal circulation to the anterior pituitary to trigger gonadotropin release for gonadal steroidogenesis and gametogene-sis.

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Reproductive rights are internationally recognized as critical both for advancing women’s human rights and for promoting development. In recent years, governments from all over the world have acknowledged and pledged to advance reproductive rights to an unprecedented degree.

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Now in its sixth edition, Color Atlas of Physiology covers the entire subject of human physiology and brilliantly reviews everything medical students need to know to pass their pre-clinical physiology exams. Sections include the nerves and muscles, blood, respiration, the cardiovascular system, digestion, and reproduction. Providing a concise review of each thematic unit, the popular and proven layout of the book's double-page spreads with color illustrations and accompanying text allows for speedy comprehension and recall of key concepts...

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Messages for communication should be carefully adapted to the situation and target audience, and include comprehensive strategies for prevention and control of cervical cancer (vaccination of young girls, screening and treatment of older women). Messaging should include evidence-based technical information, along with political and emotional information and story-telling when appropriate. See Annex 2 for specific messages for target audiences.

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Sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) is a phrase used to encompass fundamental human rights relating to people’s sexual and reproductive health, as well as services that are required to ensure that all people can fully realise these rights.

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It has been known for over 100 years that providing healthy food and social support at school is one method of improving attendance and enabling young people from disadvantaged backgrounds to benefit from the education provided. Healthy young people who attend school tend to learn better and good education leads to healthier people. Sometimes the difference between cause and effect may not be clear.

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Many societies recognize the reproductive health threats facing young people—especially HIV infection and unwanted pregnancy—and see the schools as an appropriate venue for addressing such threats. They are, however, also concerned with upholding traditions and beliefs, including the expectation that young people abstain from sexual activity until marriage. Thus, traditional and religious leaders—who view themselves as the repository and transmitters of community values and beliefs—are often in the forefront of opposition to sexuality education in the schools.

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