Abortion
1 out of 4 women in the U.S. will have an abortion in her lifetime. Providing early abortion care in primary care settings is safe, effective, and expands access.
Top Resources
No Touch Medication Abortion Workflow
Abortion Pill Info to Read Prior to Phone Visit
Early Abortion Options
Consent Form for a Remote Abortion with Pills
Sam’s Medication Abortion Zine
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Manual Vacuum Aspiration for Abortion Policy and Procedure
Medication Abortion FAQs
Teaching Manual Vacuum Aspiration Using Papayas – The Papaya Workshop
Pregnancy Options Counseling Model
Coding for Medication Abortion using Mifepristone and Misoprostol
Coding for Manual Vacuum Aspiration Abortion
FAQs On Integrating Abortion Into Community Health Centers
Toolkit for Integrating Abortion Into Primary Care
Emergency Contraception and Medication Abortion: What’s the Difference?
Options Counseling
Manual Vacuum Aspiration Training Evaluation Form
Evaluation of Basic Ultrasound Skills
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Latest Abortion Post From The Blog
May 04
Help Train More Clinicians
Let’s say you needed contraception, abortion care, or early pregnancy loss care… Shouldn’t your regular health care provider be able to provide reproductive health care as easily as a physical? Nearly every county in every state has a primary care clinician who could provide this care. Then why is reproductive health care training, in particular…