(a) the object of contraceptive follow-up
Among married women of childbearing age, all women of childbearing age who have used contraceptives are the targets of follow-up. The following subjects must be followed up: patients with heart disease, lung disease and gynecological diseases; Deaf and blind; New users of contraceptives; People who have used contraceptives for about 10 years; Objects who use contraceptives during lactation; Replace birth control measures or contraceptives; The use of contraceptives caused side effects; Failure after using birth control pills.
(2) The purpose and significance of contraceptive follow-up.
Provide service guidance and consultation according to individual differences. First, understand whether the use method is correct, urge users to insist on using it, and master the actual situation of each party using contraceptives; The second is to know whether there are contraceptive side effects and complications, and to deal with the side effects that have already occurred; The third is to check whether the position of IUD in the uterine cavity moves down; The fourth is to understand the contraceptive effect, and according to the follow-up results, the technical service personnel give specific guidance to the users.
(3) the form of contraceptive follow-up
Home follow-up, agreed follow-up, written follow-up, telephone follow-up, etc.
Legal basis: Guiding Opinions on Strengthening the Service Capacity Building of Primary Health and Family Planning Institutions III. Work target By 20 17, 90% of central hospitals and 75% of general hospitals will meet the standardized management requirements of primary medical and health institutions, 30% of township hospitals will meet the satisfactory construction standards of township hospitals in the whole province, and 10 township hospitals will meet the provincial demonstration standards. 60% of administrative villages have village clinics with public property rights, 30% of township hospitals carry out pilot projects of integrated management of compact rural health services, and more than 90% of village health and family planning service rooms implement integrated management. More than 80% township maternal and child health care and family planning service institutions can provide maternal and child health care and family planning technical services, and the follow-up rate of oral contraceptives is over 90%. Government-run community health service centers cover more than 90% of urban streets, and the training coverage rate of community health service managers and technicians reaches 100%. 80% of community health service centers have reached the standard of standardized construction, and at least two community health service centers have reached the demonstration standards at or above the provincial level.