TABLE Of CONTENTS :
1. Education and training for pharmacy professionals and their support staff to manage requests for emergency contraception within community pharmacy in England
2. Emergency contraception from community pharmacies: looking back and looking forward
3. Potentials and pitfalls of including pharmacies as youth-friendly contraception providers in low- and middle-income countries
4. Primary care providers’ knowledge, attitudes and practices of medical abortion: a systematic review
5. Concerns about disclosing a high-risk cervical human papillomavirus (HPV) infection to a sexual partner: a systematic review and thematic synthesis
6. Accessing emergency contraception pills from pharmacies: the experience of young women in London
7. Normalising abortion: what role can health professionals play?
8. Women’s experiences of self-referral to an abortion service: qualitative study
9. Influence of culture, religion and experience on the decision of Pakistani women in Lothian, Scotland to use postnatal contraception: a qualitative study
10. Contraceptive usage in homeless women accessing a dedicated primary care service in Scotland, UK: a case note review
11. Emergency contraception from the pharmacy 20 years on: a mystery shopper study
12. Contraceptive use and access among deployed US servicewomen: findings from an online survey
13. Should emergency contraception be a general sales medicine?
14. New NICE abortion care guidance: what does it mean for antibiotic use?
15. Insertion and removal of Nexplanon
16. Sexual behaviour, pregnancy intention and sexually transmitted infection risk varies extensively among transgender and non-binary patients in the UK
17. Sexual reproductive health chatbots: should we be so quick to throw artificial intelligence out with the bathwater?
18. Pre-exposure prophylaxis acceptability among transgender women in the UK
19. Secondary amenorrhoea – a consultation
20. Venus
21. Excellence in adversity: abortion care in the coronavirus pandemic’
22. FSRH guideline (January 2019) Combined Hormonal Contraception