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A provider counsels a group of women about family planning at a health post in Ziguinchor, Senegal.
A family planning provider with her mentor at the Mbouma Fatick health post in Senegal displays the job aid she uses to counsel clients on the complete range of contraceptive methods from which they can choose.
- FIGURE 1.
Number of Facilities Participating in TutoratPlus and Included in the Analysis, Senegal, 2013–2014
* Complete data were available for 100 of the 290 health facilities; thus, only the subset of 100 facilities was included in the comparison analysis.
- FIGURE 2.
Percentage of Facilities Equipped to Offer LARCs and With a Provider Able to Offer LARCs, Before and After TutoratPlus (N=290)
Abbreviation: LARCs, long‐acting reversible contraceptives.
- FIGURE 3.
Number of New Contraceptive Users (of Any Method and of LARCs Specifically), 6 Months Before and 6 Months After TutoratPlus (N=100 Facilities)
Abbreviation: LARCs, long‐acting reversible contraceptives.
