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How to Cite: Soliman, B. , Moniz, M. , Spector-Bagdady, J. , Heisler, M. , Finer, Z. & Dalton, M. (2019) “Understanding patient preferences about immediate postpartum long-acting reversible contraception: a qualitative study”, University of Michigan Play Test Journal.
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Our Steps to Meet Patient Preferences |
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Theme 1: Many interviewees preferred immediate postpartum insertion, citing the importance of convenience, a postpartum trial period, peace of mind, and ease of the insertion process. |
Offer immediate postpartum LARC universally to eligible patients. |
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Establish standardized process for peripartum contraceptive counseling using shared decision-making and exploration of patient perceptions of advantages/disadvantages to immediate vs. interval LARC insertion. |
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Theme 2: Women prefer that immediate postpartum insertion be prospectively addressed during routine prenatal care, but introducing the topic during labor and delivery may be acceptable in many circumstances. |
Address contraceptive counseling during prenatal care, over multiple visits if needed. |
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Author interview with Patti and Peter Adler