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Developing a Continuing-Client Strategy

As more people use family planning, continuing family planning clients outnumber new clients. Adopting a continuing-client strategy can help programs and providers focus on meeting client's needs not only when they first choose family planning but also throughout their reproductive lives.

Developing a Continuing-Client Strategy
Population ReportsMeasuring Success of a
Continuing Client Strategy
INFO Reports Developing a Continuing Client-Strategy
Global Health Technical Briefs Improving Hormonal Method Continuation
INFO Reports

PowerPoint Presentation Q & A

INFO Blog

Full bibliography Provider Checklist for New Clients Provider Checklist for Continuing Clients Key Resources for Developing and Maintaining a Continuing-Client Strategy WHO Medical Eligibility Criteria
That Differ for Initiation and Continuation of a Contraceptive Method Managing Method Changes Follow-up Guidance for Continuing Users Pop Reporter Guest Editorial

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