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DMPA SC en auto-injection : Une nouvelle frontière pour améliorer l’accès et l’utilisation des contraceptifs pour les femmes.
Cette note d’information détaille l’ensemble des preuves et des expériences relatives à l’auto-injection du DMPA-SC dans les contextes à faibles ressources, y compris la manière dont cette pratique peut réduire les obstacles liés à l’accès, améliorer la poursuite de la contraception et renforcer l’autonomie des femmes.
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Cette note d'information détaille l'ensemble des preuves et des expériences relatives à l'auto-injection du DMPA-SC dans les contextes à faibles ressources, y compris la manière dont cette pratique peut réduire les obstacles liés à l'accès, améliorer la poursuite de la contraception et renforcer l'autonomie des femmes.
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| Author(s) | Melanie Punton, Emma Mulhern, Gabrielle Appleford |
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| Distribution License | Free |
| Copyright Holder | PSI |
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