”Abortion doesn’t cause mental health issues”, reporting from ‘Abortion Care: Our Responsibility’

Cervical screening in women who were sexually abused as children: An article published in the Journal of Family Planning and Reproductive Healthcare looks at why women who were sexually abused as children are more reluctant to accept a cervical screening invitation. In this podcast we talk to Sarah Kelly, Training ... by BMJ SRH Podcast

11 min listen

Injectable local anaesthesia for IUD/IUS fittings: In the first JFPRHC podcast, Anne Swareski, editor of the journal, and Sam Hutt, an associate specialist at the Margaret Pyke Centre, discuss the use of local anaesthesia for IUD/IUS fittings.Related letter:Injectable local anaesthesia for IUD/IUS f... by BMJ SRH Podcast

14 min listen

JFPRHC podcast: Menopause and HRT: Anne Szarewski talks to Nick Panay, chairman of the Menopause Society, about breast cancer risk in women receiving HRT, and how that risk has lead to the reduction in prescription of hormone therapy. by BMJ SRH Podcast

20 min listen

Novel abortion service in North West Ethiopia: Duncan Jarvies talks to Ndola Prata (Bixby Center for Population, Health and Sustainability, University of California) about a novel service in Tigray region of North West Ethiopia, which increases women’s access to medical abortion, and has greatly ... by BMJ SRH Podcast

19 min listen

JFPRHC podcast: A transatlantic view of oral contraception: Recorded at the Faculty of Family Planning and Reproductive Healthcare annual symposium in Warwick this year, Lee Shulman and Ali Kubba give a transatlantic view of oral contraception. by BMJ SRH Podcast

60 min listen

Whither abortion in Britain?: Dr Ellie Lee from the School of Social Policy, at the University of Kent, is worried about abortion policy in Britain. In an article written for JFPRHC, and in this podcast, she discusses how moral qualms are being presented as medical arguments, and... by BMJ SRH Podcast

17 min listen

Romanian women’s fertility: Romanian women have had an extraordinary struggle to manage their own fertility, from the soviet period of free abortion but limited contraception to the Ceausescu regimes’ prevention of both. To talk about the way in which rules under different peri... by BMJ SRH Podcast

10 min listen

Ode to the faculty: This poem was composed and performed by professor James Owen Drife on the occasion of the Faculty’s 20th birthday celebration. The Editor felt the Journal’s readers might like to share the experience, although nothing could compare with seeing the pe... by BMJ SRH Podcast

8 min listen

Let’s talk about sex and endometriosis: JFPRHC associate editor Andrew Horne talks to Lone Hummelshoj, chief executive, World Endometriosis Research Foundation, and secretary general, World Endometriosis Society, about a poorly recognised symptom of endometriosis: painful sex.Read the full... by BMJ SRH Podcast

13 min listen

FSRH Nurses conference: Wendy Moore on the nurses diploma: Laura Templer talks to Wendy Moore, nurse practitioner in sexual health services, about the new nurses diploma and the training that is involved with it. This podcast was recorded at the FSRH Nurses Conference, September 2014. For more information ... by BMJ SRH Podcast

3 min listen

A new method of family planning: In this month's podcast we'll hear a call for the development of a new form of family planning, one that would work after fertilisation.Kate Guthrie, consultant gynaecologist with a special interest in family planning, interviews Elizabeth Raymond, s... by BMJ SRH Podcast

13 min listen

FSRH Nurses Conference: Anne Connolly on the diploma and its influence on general practice: Laura Templer talks to Anne Connolly, Vice President of the FSRH, about how having faculty training and membership opened up to nurses will effect and influence general practice. This podcast was recorded at the FSRH Nurses Conference, September 201... by BMJ SRH Podcast

4 min listen

What do we do with all the false-positive CA125s?: Andrew Horne talks to Scott Wilkes, honorary senior lecturer, Institute of Health & Society, Newcastle University, about the use of CA 125 as a triage tool for ovarian cancer, for women who have a range of relatively non-specific symptoms. Read Dr W... by BMJ SRH Podcast

11 min listen

FSRH Nurses Conference: Chris Wilkinson on having nurses as members of the faculty: Laura Templer talks to Chris Wilkinson, the Faculty President, about having nurses as members of the Faculty and about the content and purpose of the conference. This podcast was recorded at the FSRH Nurses Conference, September 2014. For more info... by BMJ SRH Podcast

4 min listen

My first time at the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare’s Current Choices Conference: In this podcast, Dr Pushpam Chadha, Specialty Doctor and General Practitioner, reflects on her first visit to a Faculty Current Choices Conference, highlighting the sessions that she found particularly interesting, and outlining how she thinks the ex... by BMJ SRH Podcast

10 min listen

FSRH Nurses Conference: Sue Capstick on the impact nurses can have on managing services: Laura Templer talked to Sue Capstick, Service Line Manager Sexual Health Lancashire Care NHS Foundation Trust, about how having the faculty training and membership opened up to nurses will effect managing services. This podcast was recorded at the F... by BMJ SRH Podcast

6 min listen

Ann Furedi at the FSRH/BASHH joint conference: Dr Sandy Goldbeck-Wood speaks to Ann Furedi, the Chief Executive of the British Pregnancy Advisory Service (BPAS)about women and their access to reproductive and sexual healthcare. by BMJ SRH Podcast

14 min listen

Sue Capstick and the Queens Nursing Award: Harriet Vickers speaks to Sue Capstick about winning the Queens Nurse Award and what this will mean for her future community work and what impact it might have on policy and public health. by BMJ SRH Podcast

13 min listen

”Abortion doesn’t cause mental health issues”, reporting from ‘Abortion Care: Our Responsibility’: In this podcast, Dr Edna Astbury-Ward (Senior Lecturer, School of Social and Life Sciences, Glyndwr University, Wrexham, Wales) talks about her lecture on ‘The effect of unintended pregnancy and abortion on mental health and well being’ and discusses... by BMJ SRH Podcast

8 min listen

FSRH Nurses Conference: Marg Bannerman on recommendations for SRH education: Laura Templer talks to Marg Bannerman, Associate Professor for the Faculty of Health Sciences at Staffordshire University, about recommendations for service commissioners for SRH education. This podcast was recorded at the FSRH Nurses Conference, Se... by BMJ SRH Podcast

6 min listen

Psychosexual Medicine: how to get to the bottom of a sexual and reproductive health problem: In this podcast, Dr Melanie Mann explores the importance of IPM training in sexual and reproductive health practice. The Consultant in Contraception and Reproductive Health and IPM's trainee talks about the relationship between the Institute of Psych... by BMJ SRH Podcast

8 min listen

”Is my body going to do what it needs for sex?”, psychosexual therapy after spinal injury: In this podcast, Michelle Donald, Psychosexual Counsellor to a series of spinal injuries centres, tells her story on how she became involved with Psychosexual Therapy and how it is applied to people suffering from spinal injuries. This interview was ... by BMJ SRH Podcast

5 min listen

My Body Back: meet the mentors of the awarded cervical screening clinic for sexually assaulted women: In this podcast, the winners of the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Health Care’s David Bromham Memorial Award 2016 are in conversation with Janie Foote, Editorial Manager of the Journal of Family Planning and Reproductive Health Care about the ‘M... by BMJ SRH Podcast

9 min listen

Prescribing not prosecuting: the impact of healthcare professionals. FSRH’s Current Choices: In this podcast, Janie Foote, Editorial Manager of the Journal of Family Planning and Reproductive Health Care (JFPRHC) talks to two of the participants at one of the afternoon workshops held at the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare’s Cur... by BMJ SRH Podcast

6 min listen

In conversation with the Patient and Public Involvement Editor, Linda Pepper: In this podcast, Janie Foote, Editorial Manager of BMJ Sexual & Reproductive Healthcare (BMJ SRH) is in conversation with Linda Pepper, who recently joined the journal’s editorial team in the newly created role of Patient and Public Involvement (PPI)... by BMJ SRH Podcast

10 min listen

Mobile phones and Internet’s role in contraception: In this podcast, Dr Julia Bailey (Associate Professor, e-Health Unit at University College London and Specialty Doctor in Community Sexual Health, Southeast London, UK) discusses her lecture on ‘Contraception in the future: mobile phones and the inte... by BMJ SRH Podcast

7 min listen

Why should a GP bother with psychosexual problems?: Annie Farrell, GP Partner in Liverpool, UK, reflects on the importance of patients being considered by General Practitioners "as a whole person rather than a symptom". Dr Farell spoke to Sandy Goldbeck-Wood, Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Family P... by BMJ SRH Podcast

6 min listen

Abortion care provision: new advances and approaches: Two of the founders of the British Society of Abortion Care Providers (BSACP) talk to Janie Foote, Editorial Manager of the Journal of Family Planning and Reproductive Health Care (JFPRHC). Dr Tracey Masters, consultant in Sexual & Reproductive Healt... by BMJ SRH Podcast

8 min listen

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