Contraceptive Implants

Purpose

This training module is designed to support health care workers in developing the knowledge, skills and attitudes needed to provide accurate information and counseling on contraceptive implants to clients and promote voluntary and informed choice. In addition, it can also be used to train physicians, nurses, midwives and other health care providers to insert and remove implants, if this is appropriate to their scope of practice and job description. It is designed to actively involve the trainees in the learning process. Training sessions include the use of PowerPoint presentations, skills practice in the form of role plays, case studies and discussions, as well as clinical practice, with anatomic models and clients, using objective competency-based skills checklists.

Contraceptive Implants Facilitators Guide

The facilitator’s guide intends to prepare and guide you in facilitating the training course for Contraceptive Implants. It provides detailed information about using the required materials available on this website–slides, handouts, evaluation materials, and additional references. It is recommended that you familiarize yourself with this guide before conducting the training course.

Contraceptive Implants Facilitators Guide
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Learning Objectives

By the end of the training, as appropriate to their scope of practice and job description, trainees should be able to:
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Describe Characteristics of Implants
Learn what implants are and how they work. Explore effectiveness, side effects, non-contraceptive health benefits, possible health risks and complications.
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Demonstrate the ability to:
Screen clients for medical eligibility to use Implants, address common concerns, misconceptions, and myths, explain the procedure in simple language, conduct follow-up in a way that enhances continuing safety, satisfaction, and acceptance.
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Describe when to initiate use of implants
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Explain how to manage side effects
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Identify conditions that require switching to another method
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Identify clients in need of referral for implant-related complications
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Demonstrate on anatomical models how to insert and remove implants

Module Session Plan

The session plan describes the subject content, method of instruction, learning activities, resources and materials that will support you in preparing for and conducting the session. It includes a training schedule that provides a breakdown of the module by day, time, and topic
Training Schedule
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Session Plan
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Evaluation Tools

The module contains tools for evaluating the knowledge and skill of trainees. These include pre- and post-knowledge assessment questionnaires having objective questions, with instructions for scoring the tests and competency-based skills checklists for assessing the acqired skills during and after the training. It also contains the course evaluation tool.

Handouts

The module has a set of handouts with specific information and key take away messages and Job aids to support learning at workplace. Handouts should be printed and distributed to the learners.

References

The main references for the implants module as well as for other modules of the TRP are the World Health Organization’s four cornerstones of family planning guidance.

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Presentation Slides

The PowerPoint presentations include technical information on COCs. There are three types of slides:

Pale blue/green slides

Slides conveying most of the technical information are pale blue/green

Pale blue/green slides with a pink header

The pale blue/green slides with a pink header are primarily pictorial slides. Many of them come from WHO’s Decision-Making Tool for Family Planning Clients and Providers. They are useful for all trainees, but are especially useful for trainees of low-literacy.

Pale blue advanced slides

The pale blue advanced slides present research that supports the recommendations in the Global Handbook and the Training Resource Package and can be included or excluded by the facilitator as appropriate. They are especially appropriate for physicians who may desire additional information from supporting research studies. The text for these slides can be found in the speaker’s notes, rather than in the session guide.

Contact Us

For all queries, please email us at srhcfc@who.int.