The Bureau of Reproductive Health, Department of Health, has been monitoring teenage pregnancies since 2016. Data was collected on teenage mothers under 20 years old who received antenatal and postpartum care services in hospitals during April – May 2018. The results of this surveillance indicate that the model and quality of sexual health and reproductive health services should be developed to cover all necessary services in a friendly manner and receive equal social welfare. Family planning consultation services for unplanned pregnancies should be provided for all age groups, and guidelines for reproductive health services for adolescents should be established in all hospitals. The potential of personnel in providing reproductive health services for adolescents should be continuously developed. Additionally, all hospitals are implementing the national prevention and resolution of teenage pregnancy issues from 2017 to 2026, according to the Prevention and Resolution of Teenage Pregnancy Act of 2016, to reduce teenage pregnancy problems.
te*****@61.pdf” class=”pdfemb-viewer” style=”” data-width=”max” data-height=”max” data-toolbar=”bottom” data-toolbar-fixed=”off”>teenmom@61Source: Bureau of Reproductive Health, Department of Health, Ministry of Public Health:
http://rh.anamai.moph.go.th