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Jun 24
Written By Anita Mutti, MD and Lori Atkinson, MD Patients using mifepristone and misoprostol or misoprostol-alone for management of early pregnancy loss (EPL) or medication abortion (MAB) are expected to have a bleeding phase.1 While these treatments are very safe and effective, a common concern includes excessive bleeding. It is imperative to counsel your patients…
Jun 17
Written by Meera Nagarsheth, MD Intrauterine devices (IUDs) are a safe and effective form of contraception and have numerous non-contraceptive benefits. However, pain and discomfort during IUD placement are commonly reported.1 The CDC’s 2024 US Selected Practice Recommendations (SPR) for Contraceptive Use recommends counseling patients on pain management options prior to IUD placement.2 Both actual…
Jun 06
This resource shares common questions and concerns clinicians may hear about self-managed abortion (SMA) and how you can answer patient questions and share important information. Some highlights include: “How do I know the pills are real?”, “What’s the best way to use the pills?”, and “Can anyone tell that I used these pills?”
Jun 06
This curriculum provides new staff to the provision of abortion care an opportunity to assess their attitudes and beliefs regarding the issues surrounding abortion.
Jun 05
This checklist was developed by clinicians to help when supervising/precepting clinicians to provide medication abortion.
Jun 05
Absolute indications for sonography when providing a medication abortion.
Jun 05
Aftercare instructions to use with patients having a medication abortion and using misoprostol buccally.
Jun 05
This workflow provides guidance on how to provide medication abortion to patients remotely, either via phone or computer.
Jun 05
Aftercare instructions to use with patients having a medication abortion and using vaginal misoprostol.
Jun 05
Protocol for providing medication abortion care using mifepristone and misoprostol to patients remotely.