Patient requests new birth control method: l, Patch, Ring, Inj < 7 days ago. Start method today. First day of last menstrual period (LMP) is: • A backup method is not needed for injection. • …

This clinical guide, developed by the Reproductive Health Access Project, explains how clinicians can use Quick Start to provide contraception on the day of an office visit, regardless of where …

Note: These algorithms are based on the algorithm for injected progestin that appears in the 2012 Pocket Guide to Managing Contraception by Hatcher RA, Zieman M et al, page 126.

The immediate initiation of combined contraceptives (pills, patches, ring) or progestin-only (pills, injectables, or implants) or either type of IUD before the start of the next menses for clients in …

Mar 1, 2021 · The quick start method allows most patients to begin using contraceptive pills, patches, injections, implants, vaginal rings, or an intrauterine device (IUD) at any point during …

Procedure A Quick Start regimen should be considered for women who present for hormonal contraception outside days 1-5 of their menstrual cycle. It may be particularly useful if the …

Algorithm for Hormonal IUD: Skyla, Kyleena < 7 days ago. First day LMP is: Insert IUD today.

Note: These algorithms are based on the algorithm for injected progestin that appears in the 2005 Pocket Guide to Managing Contraception by Hatcher RA, Zieman M et al, page 135.

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Commencement of a contraceptive method at a time other than the start of the menstrual cycle is termed ‘quick starting’. With all quick started hormonal contraception (HC), additional …