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This tool was developed by Marie Stopes International for use by its country programs that provide a high volume of IUDs or implants. The tool is intended to track IUD and implant-related indicators in order to identify potential problems with high discontinuation rates as well as to estimate levels of switching from short-acting to long-acting family planning methods. Included in the tool are indicators to track this information as well as an example data collection sheet.
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