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Symptothermale Methode Sensiplan

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Eine Methode der Natürlichen Familienplanung sollte sich durch folgende Qualitätsmerkmale auszeichnen:

  • Gewährleistung größtmöglicher Sicherheit

  • Gewährleistung von Akzeptanz (Dauer der fruchtbaren Phase sollte nicht unnötig lang sein)

  • Komplexität (d. h. auf viele Frauen und Zyklussituationen zutreffen)

  • Verständlichkeit (d. h. so einfach wie möglich zu erlernen sein)

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Raith-Paula, E., Frank-Herrmann, P., Freundl, G., Strowitzki, T. (2013). Symptothermale Methode Sensiplan. In: Natürliche Familienplanung heute. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-29784-7_4

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