May 23
Medication Abortion Consent Form
Consent form to use when providing medication abortion using the evidence-based protocols.
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May 17
Contraceptive Pearl: Understanding Reproductive Coercion
Written by Chelsea Faso, M.D. Reproductive coercion is defined as behaviors or policies that interfere with decision-making about contraception and pregnancy. In the US, clinicians have often been complicit in implementing and enforcing reproductive oppression and coercive practices, sending and reinforcing the message: certain groups of people are more fit to parent than others. This…
Apr 19
Contraceptive Pearl: Non-Pharmacologic Options for Pain Control with Intrauterine Device Insertion
Written by Angeline Ti, MD, MPH The experience of pain combines cognitive, emotional, and sensory components, and is often a complex interaction between a person’s past experiences, current state of mind, and what nerves are being irritated. While there are a variety of pharmacologic options for pain control with IUD insertions, there are also non-pharmacologic…
Mar 31
Early Abortion Options
This factsheet explains basic information about early abortion options such as comparing medication abortion and aspiration abortion procedures.
Mar 30
Medication Abortion Patient Satisfaction Survey
A survey you can use in your clinical practice to assess patient satisfaction with medication abortion services
Mar 30
Patient Attitude Survey
Health survey to assess patient attitudes toward abortion, in general, and medication abortion.
Mar 21
Elena’s Aspiration Abortion Zine
Elena’s Aspiration Abortion is a zine that walks through one person’s experience with abortion options counseling and having a manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) in primary care, with their usual clinician.
Mar 15
Contraceptive Pearl: Hormonal Birth Control & Weight Gain
Do hormonal contraceptives cause weight gain? One survey of American women indicated that concern about weight gain was the most common single reason for discontinuing combined OCPs.
Mar 09
Mifepristone Medication Guide
Here you can link to the required medication guide that clinicians need to use when providing medication abortion using mifepristone.
Feb 15
Contraceptive Pearl: Vasectomy Reversal
Written by Deyang Nyandak, MD. Vasectomy is a safe and effective permanent birth control method. Six to eight percent of married couples in the world rely on this method¹. Compared to vasectomy, tubal ligation has 20 times the risk of major complications and three times the cost². Some patients regret vasectomy and wish to conceive. People…