General practitioners’ lack of familiarity with long-acting reversible contraception (LARC) may make it harder for women to find out about this type of contraception, authors of a study published in the Medical Journal - Long-acting reversible contraception - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	General practitioners’ lack of familiarity with long-acting reversible contraception (LARC) may make it harder for women to find out about this type of contraception, authors of a study published in the Medical Journal Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-01-21 07:36:38 Open Document File Size: 67,22 KB Share Result on Facebook City Melbourne / Dr Danielle Mazza / / Country Australia / / Facility La Trobe University / Monash University / / IndustryTerm medical indemnity insurance costs / intrauterine devices / / MedicalTreatment emergency contraception / contraception / / Organization Mother and Child Health Research Centre / La Trobe University in Melbourne / Monash University / Department of General Practice / Department of General Practice at Monash University / / Person Angela Taft / Danielle Mazza / / Position professor and head / Associate Professor / / PublishedMedium the Medical Journal / / Technology GPS / / SocialTag Demography Population Emergency contraception Long-acting reversible contraceptive Contraception Beginning of pregnancy controversy IUD with copper Hormonal contraception Birth control Sustainability

General practitioners’ lack of familiarity with long-acting reversible contraception (LARC) may make it harder for women to find out about this type of contraception, authors of a study published in the Medical JournalAdd to Reading List