Task Sharing in Family Planning: Increasing Health Workforce Efficiency to Expand Access to and Use of Quality Family Planning Services
High Impact Practice: The systematic and planned expansion of the range and level of trained, supervised, and skilled healthcare professionals who can safely deliver quality contraceptive and family planning services, resulting in essential and equitable redistribution of services.
Contraceptive Self-Care: The ability of individuals to space, time, and limit pregnancies in alignment with their preferences, with or without the support of a healthcare provider
High Impact Practice: Integrate contraceptive self-care into family planning and reproductive health services and systems.
Community Health Workers: Bringing Contraceptive Information and Services to People Where They Live and Work
High Impact Practice: Integrate trained, equipped, and supported community health workers into the health system.
High Impact Practice: Mobile outreach service delivery provides a wide range of family planning services and methods, including short-acting, long-acting, reversible, and permanent methods, in locations chosen to reach populations with diverse access challenges and barriers.
