Contraception Methods: Easy-Read Guide for UK Healthcare Professionals

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This Easy-Read Guide is designed to support healthcare professionals in primary care, pharmacy, and community settings to provide clear, safe, and evidence-based contraceptive counselling.

Aligned with the  College of Sexual & Reproductive Health (COSRH) guidance, the resource presents a concise, visually structured comparison of all major contraceptive methods used in UK practice — including hormonal and non-hormonal options.

What this guide covers:
✅ Overview of all contraceptive options – hormonal and non-hormonal
✅ Effectiveness rates, frequency of use, and expected bleeding patterns
✅ Safety in breastfeeding, acne management, and fertility return
✅ Pros and cons for each method to support shared decision-making
✅ Quick-reference charts for COCs, POPs, injections, IUDs, and IUSs
✅ Switching guidance and symptom-based recommendations

Who it’s for:

  • GPs, nurses, and pharmacists involved in contraception provision

  • Sexual health and reproductive care trainees

  • Allied health professionals seeking an accessible clinical reference

What you’ll gain:

  • Greater confidence in contraceptive counselling and method selection

  • Quick, evidence-based guidance for patient consultations

  • A practical, structured resource to support day-to-day contraceptive management

Developed by clinicians, this guide simplifies complex contraceptive data into a clear, easy-to-navigate format, helping professionals deliver consistent, patient-centred contraceptive care across all settings.

Returns & Refunds:
Please note that due to the digital nature of this product, all sales are final. Once the e-book has been purchased and downloaded, we are unable to offer refunds, returns, or exchanges.

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What Will You Learn?

  • Understand the full range of contraceptive options available in the UK
  • Identify effectiveness, advantages, and limitations of each method
  • Gain confidence in counselling patients on side effects and safe use
  • Recognise when to switch methods and manage common concerns
  • Apply quick-reference guidance in day-to-day clinical consultations

Course Content

Contraception Methods Guide

  • Contraception Methods Guide

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