The New Year is almost upon us. We can anticipate some changes in several aspects of our lives in 2015 and beyond. Women’s healthcare will not be left behind, you will notice plenty of new stuff in matters related to your health. For starters, you will play an increasing role in managing your own health. You will decide when to see your healthcare provider, and when not to bother. It’s all very well to be advised about routine visits to check on your health, but you alone will decide which appointments to honor.

Permanent contraception is also referred to as sterilization. As the name implies, it is a permanent form of birth control. It is suitable for couples who harbor no future desires for more children, and is also recommended in individuals with certain medical conditions where pregnancy is ill advised

In days gone by, hospital admissions for various reproductive health problems was the norm. But in the last few decades, women’s healthcare has changed so much that reasons for admitting women in hospitals are becoming less and less. Many problems can now be addressed in an outpatient setting, so called ambulatory or day care.Ambulatory care is consultation, treatment, or intervention using advanced medical technology delivered on an outpatient basis. The patient's stay at the health facility, from registration to discharge, occurs on a single calendar day