Could family planning clients benefit from more nutrition counselling?
The nutritional concerns of females prior to conception and while practicing birth control have often been given less emphasis than the importance of nutrition to pregnant women. This article indicates ways of ensuring that family planning clients are not frustrated in practicing their chosen method of birth control because physicians are unaware that they may have a special need for nutrition counselling and services.
Bonds
C A
CA
Powell
M G
MG
Yurkiw
M A
MA
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