Rethinking Contraceptive Discontinuation: Are Solutions Being Overlooked?
To help advance thinking about how to address the causes of contraceptive discontinuation, this blog series will reflect on emerging approaches and creative thinking about how family planning programs can better help women and men remain as satisfied users of contraception.
Rethinking Contraceptive Discontinuation: Reflections on a Blog Series and Policy Forum
Rethinking Contraceptive Discontinuation: Reflections on a Blog Series and Policy Forum
By Jay Gribble and Sara Stratton
Could New Contraceptive Methods Help Reduce Discontinuation?
Could New Contraceptive Methods Help Reduce Discontinuation?
By Sara Stratton
Can Self-Care and Digital Solutions Reduce Contraceptive Discontinuation?
Can Self-Care and Digital Solutions Reduce Contraceptive Discontinuation?
By Erin McGinn
Three Ways to Support Women’s Contraceptive Decision Making
Three Ways to Support Women’s Contraceptive Decision Making
By Elisabeth Rottach and Rahal Saeed
Reducing Family Planning Discontinuation Through Improved Quality of Programs
Reducing Family Planning Discontinuation Through Improved Quality of Programs
By Jay Gribble
How Can Improved Health Financing Reduce Discontinuation?
How Can Improved Health Financing Reduce Discontinuation?
By: Paul Abonyo, Atamandike Chingwanda, and Eduardo Gonzalez-Pier
The Right Way to Do It: Avoiding Discontinuation Through Supply Chain Strengthening
The Right Way to Do It: Avoiding Discontinuation Through Supply Chain Strengthening
By: Marilyn Noguera