18th Congress of the European Society of Contraception and Reproductive Health

The 18th Congress of the European Society of Contraception and Reproductive Health is dedicated to contraception from molecular biology to social science and politics, including:

• Barrier methods
• Abortion
• Contraception in medical conditions and physical handicap
• Contraception in adolescence
• Contraception in socially disadvantaged groups
• Contraception in premenopausal women (perimenopausal)
• Delivery of sexual and reproductive health care
• Cultural influences on contraceptive decisions/practice
• Dual protection
• Diversity and sexual/reproductive health (SRH) in Europe
• Emergency contraception
• Education and training for health care professionals
• Hormonal contraception
• Gender issues in sexual and reproductive health
• Long-acting reversible contraceptive methods
• Intrauterine contraception
• New contraceptive methods
• Male contraception
• Non-contraceptive benefits of contraceptive methods
• Natural family planning methods
• Permanent contraception
• Postpartum contraception
• Sexual and contraceptive behaviour
• Role of non-doctors in contraception provision
• Sexual health education
• Sexual dysfunction
• Side effects and risks of contraceptives
• Sexually transmitted infections
• Tailor made bleeding patterns in contraception

Who should Attend

• Midwives
• Gynecologists
• Psychologists
• Sexologists
• Counselors
• Family planning professionals