… contraception provision would be practised in accordance with the Canadian Contraception
Consensus guidelines… reversible contraception (LARC) methods as firstline contraception …

… specifically addressed the unmet need for contraception in Canada. The report noted that
there was a “lack of a comprehensive set of national guidelines or standards for education on …

Objective To provide health care providers with the best evidence on cannabis use with
respect to women’s health. Areas of focus include general patterns of cannabis use as well as …

… About 1 in 5 (20.7%) Canadians who used opioid pain relievers in the past year did so
daily or almost daily, and estimates indicate that 9.6% of Canadian adults who used opioids in …

… of reversible contraception among sexually active Canadian females with multimorbidity, 1
chronic … Contraception Consensus from the Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of …

… Contraception in women living with HIV In this section, we present a practical approach to
contraception for HIV clinicians caring for WLWH. We hope that this material supports them in …

… international organizations (4,17,52). For each medical condition/characteristic, contraceptive
methods are placed in one of four categories to determine contraceptive eligibility (Table 4)…

… has approved a subdermal progestin implant for contraceptive use in Canada.This method
is … Contraception consensus: Updated guidelines during pandemics and periods of social …

… 1) to summarize the current scope of midwives to prescribe and administer contraceptive
options across Canadian … ’ scope of practice with respect to contraception care in other high-…

… Current contraceptive guidelines do not include specific recommendations for PwMS and
provide limited guidance on the options and practicalities that are most appropriate for this …