Guide for Conducting In-Clinic Mobilization
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Johns Hopkins Center for Communication ProgramsIn-clinic mobilization is an activity conducted in the health facility during antenatal, post-natal and immunization clinics to increase family planning use by reaching women and couples with family planning information and messages during pregnancy and after delivery.
Since the health worker on duty is responsible for providing comprehensive family planning information to the clients by giving health talks during MCH clinics, this how-to guide describes the step by step process of how to run this activity and offers talking points.
- Improving Interpersonal Communication Between Health Care Providers and Clients
- Breaking Down Barriers to Family Planning Access by Engaging Agents of Change
- Engaging Influencers and Non-Traditional Actors in Participatory Processes for Family Planning Program Design
- Social Marketing: Leveraging the Private Sector to Improve Contraceptive Access, Choice, and Use
- Glossary of Design Terms
- Developing a Social and Behavior Change Research Agenda
- Service Communication Implementation Kit
- Interpersonal Communication for Immunization (IPC-I)
- Healthy Timing and Spacing of Pregnancy (HTSP) Online Course
- Healthy Timing and Spacing Of Pregnancy: A Trainer’s Reference Guide
- Post Pregnancy Family Planning Quality Improvement Approach for Private Health Facilities
- A Guide to Conducting Step Down Training
- In-clinic Demand Generation for Post Pregnancy Family Planning Services In The Private Sector: A Promising Strategy
- A Guide to Conducting Outreaches for Family Planning Services
- Collection of FP Commodities from the State Government
