Reproductive Health Manual for Trainers of Community Health Workers

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Reproductive Health Manual for Trainers of Community Health Workers

Author(s):

The Center for Development and Population Activities

Partners:

The Enable Project, USAID

Topics: Family planning, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health, Reproductive Health, Training

Year:

2003

Region and Country: India

Language:

English

This Reproductive Health Manual for Trainers of CHWs was developed by CEDPA to help organizations that provide reproductive health services through the community-based distribution approach, to train their CHWs in reproductive health. The training manual is based on the premise that reproductive health is a fundamental human right and stresses that informed choice, quality of care, and increased sensitivity to women’s needs, focusing on family planning (FP) is an integral part of reproductive health. It includes four modules: 1. Basic concepts of reproductive health and family planning, 2. Safe motherhood and care of newborns, 3. Contraceptive technology update, and 4. Reproductive Tract Infections (RTIs), Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) and HIV/AIDS.

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