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Illustrative Representation of the TRP Adaptation Process
Abbreviations: FP, family planning; PSE, preservice education; TRP, Training Resource Package for Family Planning.
Tables
Before Curriculum Review (2009) FP Curriculum Content and Learning Outcomes Revised After the TRP Workshop (July 2015) Learning Outcomes Learning Outcomes Provide FP services in the community
Provide FP services according to guidelines and protocols
Content Outline Content Outline Define FP
Define FP
Identify advantages of FP
Identify myths and misconceptions related to FP methods
Explain various methods of FP
Explain advantages of FP
Counsel clients on FP methods
Describe short- and long-acting reversible contraceptive methods
Explain elements of FP service delivery
Take obstetric and gynecological history
Perform physical examination
Counsel the client on informed choice
Screen client for medical eligibility for contraceptive choice
Initiate the chosen contraceptive method (oral contraceptive, injectable, implant, intrauterine devices, and natural and barrier methods)
Plan for a follow-up visit
Refer for permanent methods (vasectomy, tubal ligation) when appropriate
Abbreviations: FP, family planning; TRP, Training Resource Package for Family Planning.
Before Curricula Review (2005–2008) Revised Objectives, Competencies, and Content After the TRP Workshop (December 2015) NURSING NURSING AND MIDWIFERY FP Objectives Objectives Describe all FP methods
Identify clients for FP/RH services
Competencies Communicate and promote FP/RH effectively to different population groups
Provide all FP methods
Counsel clients for voluntary informed choice
Content Outline Provide clients with oral pills, progestin-only injectables, ECPs, implants, IUDs, SDM, Cervical Mucus Method, and barrier methods according to national FP/RH guidelines
Define FP
Integrate FP with other services including MNCH, STIs, and HIV/AIDS
History of FP
Identify clients with FP/RH complications
Benefits and disadvantages of FP
Manage clients with FP/RH complications
Management of FP services
Manage FP clients with STIs and HIV/AIDS
MIDWIFERY Refer clients to other FP/RH services appropriately
FP Objectives Document, manage, and utilize data related to FP/RH
Assess clients for different FP methods
Content Outline Explain FP services
Define FP
Competencies Benefits of FP
Counsel clients on FP
Rights-based FP/RH service delivery
Content Outline Counseling for FP and voluntary informed choice
History of FP
Cultural beliefs and practices related to FP
Benefits and disadvantages of FP
Methods of FP/contraceptive technology (oral pills, progestin-only injectables, ECPs, implants, IUDs, SDM, Cervical Mucus Method, condoms – male and female, other barrier metohds)
Management of FP services
Medical Eligibility Criteria for contraceptive methods
Monitoring and evaluation of FP services
Provision of FP methods
Elements of successful FP monitoring, FP/RH service delivery
Provision of FP for special groups (adolescents, postpartum clients, postabortion care, HIV/AIDS, ending mother-to-child transmission of HIV, men)
Myths and misconceptions of FP
Abbreviations: ECPs, emergency contraceptive pills; FP, family planning; IUDs, intrauterine devices; MNCH, maternal, newborn, and child health; RH, reproductive health; SDM, Standard Days Method; STIs, sexually transmitted infections; TRP, Training Resource Package for Family Planning.
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