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[Early pregnancy termination: what the generalist should know].

Termination of pregnancy before 12 weeks after the last menstrual period is requested by an important number of women. We review the legal framework of abortion in Switzerland and the most used methods for medical abortion precising their contra-indications and most frequent complications. Very rare but fatal cases of infection following medical abortion (with mifepristone and misoprostol) were recently described. We present their clinical characteristics and discuss the related physiopathological process.

Abortion, Legal↗
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Organizing public health nursing for the 1990s: generalist or specialist.

Since the 1930s, Public Health Nurses (PHNs) have been deployed in most health units in Canada to provide community-based care for all people living in defined geographical areas. PHNs have provided nursing services for all ages and stages for a variety of health and illness states. A literature review and a systematic analysis of the internal and external factors affecting Public Health Nursing practice in this community led to a recommendation to assign nurses to specific target populations (e.g. parent-child, school, adolescent, adult, seniors) instead of assigning responsibility for all health problems in a geographic location. We describe the processes of assessment, analysis, planning and implementation of the change from geographic assignment to target population assignment for Public Health Nurses.

Canada↗