Counselling styles and their effect on subdermal contraceptive implant continuation rates

Joshua Rubenstein **Barts and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry, London

Punam Rubenstein*Department of Reproductive and Sexual Health Care, Enfield Community Services, Town Clinic, Enfield, UKCorrespondence[email protected]

Janet Barter*Department of Reproductive and Sexual Health Care, Enfield Community Services, Town Clinic, Enfield, UK

Rudiger Pittrof*Department of Reproductive and Sexual Health Care, Enfield Community Services, Town Clinic, Enfield, UK

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