Jun 04
How To Use Abortion Pills Fact Sheet
This fact sheet explains how to use medication (mifepristone and misoprostol) for an abortion with simple to follow steps and illustrations.
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Jun 04
Abortion Pills Comparison
This factsheet provides a simplified guide for comparing two popular medication methods for an abortion. The factsheet compares and contrasts using mifepristone and misoprostol versus using misoprostol alone. Get answers to questions such as: “How painful is it?”, “Can I still have children after?” and “What will happen?”
Jun 04
Emergency Contraception and Medication Abortion: What’s the Difference?
This fact sheet explains the difference between how Emergency Contraceptive (EC) pill and the abortion pill (medication abortion) work, what they contain, what they cost, how to take them, and whether they are covered by insurance.
May 29
Early Abortion Options
This factsheet explains basic information about early abortion options such as comparing medication abortion and aspiration abortion procedures.
May 27
Insights: Tips for Addressing Challenging Questions
Written by Lily Van Tongeren, MD and Maya Bass, MD MA FAAFP During options counseling and abortion care, clinicians and support staff are often asked challenging questions about the abortion process. These inquiries can range from scientific to deeply spiritual in nature. Questions such as “Is there a heartbeat?” and “Does the baby feel pain?”…
May 21
Abortion and Early Pregnancy Loss (Miscarriage) Counseling Resources
A list of free and accessible resources for post-abortion and early pregnancy loss (miscarriage) support.
May 20
Electronic Health Record Template: IUD Removal
This is an electronic health record template (from the EPIC system) for IUD removal.
May 20
Electronic Health Record Template: IUD Insertion
This is an electronic health record template (from the EPIC system) for IUD insertion.
May 20
Contraceptive Implant Localization: Non-Palpable Implants
Written by Ellen Stoke, MD In the United States, the contraceptive implant is a single, soft, flexible progestin rod that is inserted subdermally in the upper arm. Globally, two-rod systems are also available and some patients still have a discontinued six-rod system in place. All contraceptive implants should be placed superficially, but occasionally patients and…
May 16
Progestin Implant Aftercare Instructions
Aftercare instructions to use with patients having an progestin implant inserted.