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Ipas 2013 - Lessons Learned in Bangladesh

Lessons learned from integration of postabortion care, menstrual regulation, and family planning services in Bangladesh

Lessons learned from integration of postabortion care, menstrual regulation, and family planning services in Bangladesh. This study recommended working toward improved post-procedure contraception delivery and evidence-based appropriate technology use for all procedures by improving collaboration and integration between Bangladesh’s Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) and Directorate General of Family Planning (DGFP).

About this Resource:

Year Published/Updated: 2013

Author(s): Kamal Biswas, Erin Pearson, SM Shahidullah, Sharmin Sultana, Ferdousi Islam, SAJ Md Musa, Mohammed Sharif, Tapash Ranjan Das, Rezwana Chowdhury, and Kathryn Andersen

Languages: English

Regions: Asia

Countries: Bangladesh

Topics: Contraception, Postabortion Care (PAC), work with Health Care Systems

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