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.
Blog
Jun 30
Manual Vacuum Aspiration for Abortion Aftercare Instructions
Aftercare instructions to use with patients having an abortion with manual vacuum aspiration.
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…
May 26
Medication Abortion FAQs
Resource for clinicians on call to answer the most common calls from medication abortion patients.
May 24
Reproductive Health Free Clinic Budget Template
Excel budget template to help plan your Women’s Health Free Clinic.
May 23
Abortion Pill Info to Read Prior to Phone Visit
Instructions and information to provide medication abortion patients with prior to your phone visit. Can be used with the Telehealth Care for Medication Abortion Protocol and the Telehealth Care for Medication Abortion Workflow.
May 23
Medication Abortion Consent Form
Consent form to use when providing medication abortion using the evidence-based protocols.
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…