Evidence on the feasibility, effectiveness, and cost‐effectiveness of integrating family
planning (FP) and HIV services has grown significantly since the 2004 Glion Call to Action …

Methods: Using a standard review methodology, we searched for articles in the peer-
reviewed literature published between January 2008 and August 2013 that addressed the …

There is substantial unmet need for family planning (FP) among women living with HIV
(WLHIV), leading to unintended pregnancies and may contribute indirectly to increasing the …

Background The unmet need for safe and effective contraception still remains high. In 2017,
about 25% of women of childbearing age who wanted to avoid pregnancy in the developing …

Objectives To determine if integration of family planning (FP) and HIV services led to
increased use of more effective contraception (ie hormonal and permanent methods, and …

Objective. To inform an intervention integrating family planning into HIV care, family
planning (FP) knowledge, attitudes and practices, and perspectives on integrating FP into …

Objectives Integrating family planning (FP) into routine HIV care and treatment are
recommended by WHO guidelines to improve FP access among HIV-infected individuals in …

Background Despite significant interest in integrating sexual and reproductive health (SRH)
services into HIV services, less attention has been paid to linkages in the other direction …

Integrated services are those that meet several health needs simultaneously. Providers
screen clients for unmet needs and provide the additional service only to those …

Background Integrating family planning (FP) with HIV care and treatment programs is a
strategy to expand FP service delivery and prevent unintended pregnancies among women …