This book focuses on the strategies and nursing practices involved in assisting women with family planning and reproductive health decisions. It covers contraceptive methods, fertility awareness, preconception counseling, and the management of unintended pregnancies. The book emphasizes patient education, informed consent, and culturally sensitive care to support women in making autonomous reproductive choices. Suitable for reproductive health nurses and family planning specialists, it includes clinical guidelines, counseling techniques, and best practices for effective family planning services. Additionally, it explores the impact of socio-economic factors and access to care on women’s family planning and reproductive health outcomes.
Grace Schaefer is a nurse with expertise in family planning and women’s health, focusing on reproductive health education and contraceptive counseling. Grace has written extensively on family planning methods and reproductive health care strategies. She serves as an editor for texts focused on women’s reproductive health and family planning. Her research interests include increasing access to family planning services and promoting informed reproductive health choices.