Textbook of Contraception, Sexual and Reproductive Health

Section I. Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights, Public Health Aspects and Prevention in Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare: 1. Sexual and reproductive health and rights; 2. European laws on sexual and reproductive health and the different policies regarding access to sexual and reproductive healthcare; 3. The main threats to sexual and reproductive health and the principal components of good sexual and reproductive healthcare; 4. The principles and roles of sexuality education; 5. Sexual reproductive health: public health aspects ; 6. General principles of preventive medicine in sexual and reproductive healthcare; 7. Screening in sexual and reproductive healthcare; 8. Reproductive life plan and preconception care, including vaccination; Section II. Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare: 9. The reproductive endocrinology of contraception; 10. Evidence-based clinical practice in contraceptive counselling and care; 11. Combined hormonal contraception; 12. Progestogen-only contraception; 13. Nonhormonal contraception; 14. Permanent methods of contraception in women; 15. Emergency contraception; 16. Management of issues associated with female contraceptives: bleeding; 17. Management of issues associated with female contraceptives: mood; 18. Management of issues associated with female contraceptives: sexuality; 19. Management of issues associated with female contraceptives: drug-drug interactions; 20. Contraception in women with cancer; 21. Contraception in women with benign breast disease and benign uterine and ovarian conditions; 22. Contraception in women with cardiovascular conditions; 23. Contraception in women with metabolic conditions; 24. Contraceptive choices for women with HIV infection; 25. Contraception in women with neurological conditions; 26. Contraception in Women with psychiatric conditions; 27. Contraception in disabled women; 28. Contraception in women with immunosuppressive diseases; 29. Contraception in women with lupus autoimmune diseases; 30. Contraception in women with chronic kidney disease; 31. Contraception in women with diabetes; 32. Contraception in women with thyroid dysfunction; 33. Contraception in women with polycystic ovary syndrome; 34. Contraception in women with special needs: life-course approach; 35. Male contraception; 36. Termination of pregnancy: overview; 37. Termination of pregnancy: medical methods; 38. Termination of pregnancy: surgical methods; 39. Termination of pregnancy at different gestational phases; 40. Post-abortion care; 41. Infertility; 42. Hormones and female sexuality; 43. Vulvovaginitis; 44. Sexually transmitted genital infections: HPV, tricho, herpes, chlamydia; 45. Sexually transmitted genital infections: syphilis, gonorrhoea, hepatitis, HIV; Section III. Sexual Healthcare: 46. Sexual counselling: general principles; 47. Disorders of desire, arousal and orgasm in the female; 48. Sexual pain disorders in the female; 49. Vulvodynia; 50. Disorders of desire, arousal and orgasm in the male; 51. Life-course approach to sexual health; 52. Sexual violence; 53. Sexual and reproductive healthcare for LGBTI*; Section IV. Sexual and Reproductive Health Indicators and Policies: 54. Indicators of sexual and reproductive health and their relevance to policy development; 55. Health systems for sexual and reproductive health; 56. Prevention and health promotion in sexual and reproductive health; Index.