Jul 07
Manual Vacuum Aspiration Pre-procedure Note
A template for documenting the medical evaluation prior to a manual vacuum aspiration procedure in the medical record.
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Jul 01
Early Abortion Training Workbook
Developed by TEACH, this all inclusive curriculum contains tools to train new abortion providers. It can be used online for individual review, for small group learning, or in a clinical setting where a trainer is able to lead a discussion of its content and exercises.
Jul 01
Manual Vacuum Aspiration Consent Form
A consent form that can be used when providing manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) for abortion or as treatment for a miscarriage, a failed medication abortion or for abnormal uterine bleeding.
Jun 30
Manual Vacuum Aspiration for Abortion Aftercare Instructions
Aftercare instructions to use with patients having an abortion with manual vacuum aspiration.
Jun 29
Medication Abortion Precepting Checklist
This checklist was developed by clinicians to help when supervising/precepting clinicians to provide medication abortion.
Jun 29
Indications for Sonography for Medication Abortion
Absolute indications for sonography when providing a medication abortion.
Jun 29
Telehealth Care for Medication Abortion Workflow
This workflow provides guidance on how to provide medication abortion to patients remotely, either via phone or computer.
Jun 29
IUD After Childbirth Fact Sheet
This fact sheet explains the option of getting an IUD inserted immediately after childbirth.
Jun 23
Confronting Pregnancy Criminalization: A Practical Guide for Healthcare Providers, Lawyers, Medical Examiners, Child Welfare Workers, and Policymakers
The National Advocates for Pregnant Women designed this guide to educate and provide practical tools for law enforcement, defense attorneys, child welfare workers, healthcare providers, medical examiners, and legislators about the power they have to stop the criminalization of pregnancy.
Jun 21
Contraceptive Pearl: Preconception Counseling for People Living with HIV
Written by Samantha Hyacinth with support from The Well Project By the end of 2019, about 1.2 million people aged 13 and older were living with HIV in the United States.¹ Because HIV is transmitted mainly via sex and injection drug use, it carries more stigma than other chronic diseases. People living with HIV are unfairly portrayed…