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  • Title: Working women and contraception: History, health, and choices.
    Author: Draper L.
    Journal: AAOHN J; 2006 Jul; 54(7):317-24; quiz 325-6. PubMed ID: 16862879.
    Abstract:
    Contraception is not a new concept. Historically, various contraceptive methods and practices have been used throughout the world. Contraception is often a topic of great interest to working women because family planning helps them balance work and home more effectively. Occupational health nurses can play a vital role in supporting these women by providing education regarding health, contraception, and contraceptive choices.
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