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BNS 213: Reproductive Health

A foundational course covering adolescent health, the principles of safe motherhood, family planning methods, and the regulations governing midwifery in Uganda.

Course Content

Explore the detailed topics covered in Reproductive Health I.

Adolescent Health

Self-awareness & Family DynamicsNotes coming soon Sexuality, Puberty & AdolescenceNotes coming soon Adolescent Crisis & Drug UseNotes coming soon Premarital Sex & PregnanciesNotes coming soon Youth-friendly Health ServicesNotes coming soon Post-abortal CareNotes coming soon

Safe Motherhood

Maternal Morbidity & MortalityNotes coming soon Pillars of Safe MotherhoodNotes coming soon Management of High-Risk PregnancyNotes coming soon Role of Husbands in Safe MotherhoodNotes coming soon Role of the CommunityNotes coming soon

Family Planning

Role of Nurse/MidwivesNotes coming soon Hormonal ContraceptionNotes coming soon Barrier Methods & SpermicidesNotes coming soon Natural & Permanent MethodsNotes coming soon Emergency ContraceptionNotes coming soon Improving FP ServicesNotes coming soon

Regulations Governing Midwifery in Uganda

Enrollment & RegistrationNotes coming soon Legal Duties of a MidwifeNotes coming soon Documentation & MalpracticeNotes coming soon Continuing Medical EducationNotes coming soon Supervisory AuthorityNotes coming soon Code of ConductNotes coming soon

Key References

A selection of key texts and resources cited in this course unit.

  1. Monga, A & Baker, P, (2006) Obstetrics by Ten Teachers: A Hodder Arnold Publication
  2. Varney, H, Kriebs, JM & Gegor, CL ( 2003) Varney's Midwifery: Jones & Bartlett Learning
  3. Fraser, DM & Cooper, MA. (2009) Myles' Textbook for Midwives, Churchill Livingstone
  4. Grobler, F. (2003). Contraception Theory and Practice. (4th Ed.). Vanschaik: Pretoria.
  5. Lowdermilk, Dl & Perry, S (2007). Maternity and Women' Health Care; Mosby
  6. WHO/John Hopkins University (2006). Family Planning: handbook for providers: J/Hopkins
  7. Uganda Nurses and Midwives Council (2001). Midwifery Handbook and Guide to Practice: UNMC-MOH, Uganda.
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