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In October 2007 the Frontiers in Reproductive Health Program (FRONTIERS) held a three-day regional workshop in La Antigua Guatemala to disseminate results of its operations research projects. The workshop was attended by 60 participants from 11 countries: Bolivia the Dominican Republic Ecuador El Salvador Guatemala Haiti Honduras Mexico Nicaragua Peru and the United States. Participants included health providers program managers non-governmental organization (NGO) directors bilateral-agreements country representatives and directors of professional organizations the list of participants was composed of delegates from Ministries of Health (MOH) Social Security Institutes (SSI) USAID missions international agencies and non-governmental organizations (NGOs). During the workshop participants received contraceptive technology updates and learned about effective strategies tested by FRONTIERS to increase access to the IUD and vasectomy integration of family planning with postpartum postabortion and PMTCT. Featured were the Balanced Counseling Strategy (BCS) and Systematic Screening. Researchers discussed study results; program managers explained how they were used and practitioners talked about implementing the interventions. This combination of perspectives successfully transmitted the message that the interventions were not difficult to apply could have a great impact and as one participant wrote on the evaluation form that "small changes could lead to great results". (Excerpt)

Regional workshop to use the findings from operations research to increase the access, quality and integration of contraceptive services in Latin America and the Caribbean