Disponibilidad de métodos anticonceptivos en unidades de primer nivel del Distrito 01d01 de la Zona 6 durante enero a junio de 2016

Abstract

Background: The national health system allows the universal access and availability of contraceptive methods no distinction or discrimination; family planning standars and protocols warrant free exercise of sexual and reproductive health rights of the population, but it’s necessary evaluate fulfillment of the standars as the ministerial agreement 2490 says. (1). Objective: To determine the availability of contraceptive methods in the first level units of District 01D01 of zone 6, during the period from January to June, 2016. Methodology: A descriptive and cross - sectional research was carried out. The universe was made up of users who came to the Sinincay, Sidcay, Machangara and Barrial Blanco health centers belonging to the zone 01D01 of zone 6 for family planning in the period from January to June 2016. A survey was used and Family planning matrices, information was collected in forms, data were processed using the SPSS program using absolute frequency and percentages, which were represented in tables. Results: Contraceptive methods were not available in all their presentations as indicated by the regulations during the first half of 2016. However, 97.6% of the population surveyed said yes. Conclusions: There isn’t a total provision of contraceptives in accordance with what is established in the regulation of the law of availability. The most commonly used are injectables. There is a disuse of intrauterine devices in the first level units studied