Introduction To Reproductive Health-1-1
Introduction To Reproductive Health-1-1
Introduction To Reproductive Health-1-1
Reproductive Health
Sehrish Fatima
Reproductive Health
As per the WHO ( World Health Organization) ,
Reproductive health can be defined as a state of
complete of mental , physical and social well-
being and not merely the absence of disease or
infirmity , in all matters related to the
reproductive system and to its functions and
process.
and infant.
Role of Community Health Nurse and other
health Team in Reproductive Health
Preconception education
Prenatal , delivery and post natal care
Family planning services, counseling and
information.
Educate about the Nutrition of the Pregnant
woman.
Play a part in the health care for infant and
children.
Management of abortion – related
complications.
Cont.
Prevention and appropirate treatment for
infertility.
Management of reproductive health.
Management of reproductive cancers.
Adolescent reproductive health.
UHS: Women Health and its Relationship
to poverty and quality of care
When health care is needed but is delayed or
not obtained then
prevention .
Prevention of infertility.
Provision of contraceptive method for family
planning methods.
Proper diet
Healthy body weight
Exercise and sufficient sleep.
Millennium Development Goals
(MDG)
1. Eradicate extreme poverty and hunger
2. Achieve universal primary education
3. Promote gender quality and empower
women.
4. Reduce child mortality.
5. Improve maternal health.
6. Combat HIV / AIDS , malaria and other
disease.
7. Ensure environmental stability.
8. Global partnership for development.
Development of Reproductive Health
Before 1978 Alma – Ata Conference
Basic health services in clinics and health
centers
Primary Health care Declaration 1978
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