Role of Nurse in the Family Planning Role

The nurse's position in the family planning clinic

In the family planning clinic, the nurse has a crucial role to play, especially in relation to the following:

• Give your client information on family planning options and assist her in selecting the one that is best for her and her family.
• The nurse is able to persuade women of the value of family planning because she is aware of the reasons why the family planning program is essential to Nepal's development and how MCH and family planning services are acknowledged and provided in her district.
• By providing accurate facts, erasing misunderstandings, and dispelling myths, you can assist the patient in overcoming anxieties, doubts, concerns, and misconceptions.
• If the client wants to have a small family, support and encourage her.
• To urge the patient to start using family planning and to keep doing so by showing her compassion and empathy.
• Conduct case investigation and follow-up procedures. She plays a critical role in identifying couples who require family planning services. Eligible couples can be found in families with the following characteristics:
• Two or three children have a chronic infection-related illness.
• illness and disorders that are inherited.
• couples who are newlyweds who do not want children and those who want to space out their children.
• sickness and general malnutrition. sickness and general malnutrition.
• instruct individuals and organizations in family planning techniques. She needs to be informed of every service that is offered so she can direct potential clients to nearly facilities for more details and services.
• The nurse should be able to set up a family planning clinic physically. disinfection and the usage of antiseptics.
• Family planning clinics should be adequately maintained for privacy, with adequate lighting, ventilation, and cleanliness. The floor should also be kept from being slick.
• It is important to set up a waiting area and an examination.
• Monitoring and room cleaning.
• In order to prepare for a minilaparatomy or any minor surgical surgery, the skin should be cleaned with an antiseptic solution.
• Disposable needles and syringes should be buried or burned after being placed in a perforated Proof container.
• Surfaces that may have come into contact with bodily fluids should be cleaned with a 0.5% chlorine solution, especially pelvic exam or operating room tables.
• Before sterilization, all reusable equipment must be cleaned with soap and water.
• Preparation and sterilization of the supplier's equipment daily autoclaving of the necessary gear