In reviewing information related to the occurrence of pregnancies using a focus group discussion with women, concern was expressed that many of them had problems using their respective type of contraception. As a result of noncompliance issues several women became pregnant. Based on this information, the nurse would incorporate which of the following in a teaching plan for group members?

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A typical effectiveness rate refers to the occurrence of pregnancy while using a specific contraception method. If contraception is used correctly and consistently, pregnancy should not occur. A decreased effectiveness rate is associated with incorrect usage in terms of application or inconsistent use. Providing information relative to product recalls of contraceptive devices refers to an ideal effectiveness rate; the implication is that the contraception method, although used correctly, is at fault. There is no evidence to support this finding. Having the patient keep a contraceptive diary does not address the primary concerns related to the typical effectiveness rate. Having the patient switch methods may not be necessary because the primary focus is to determine the knowledge base and identify learning needs.

In Reviewing Information Related to the Occurrence of Pregnancies Using