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Provider Tips & Strategies
Screening for Intimate Partner Violence
What providers need to know about how to screen, what to look for, and what to do next.
Abortion Care & Support
How to answer your patient’s most frequently asked questions about abortion
Honest answers—supported by facts and research—and patient resources too!
Birth Control
Patient perspective: The three surprises of getting my IUD
It feels like everything that could have gone wrong with getting my IUD did.
Provider Tips & Strategies
Let’s Talk About Sex: Empowering families in sexual and reproductive health conversations
Talking with patients and their families about sexual and reproductive health conversations
Provider Tips & Strategies
Why (and how) providers should get consent in the exam room
Using the principles of explicit consent to give patients better care
Patient Counseling
Liletta vs Mirena IUD: What makes the Liletta IUD different from Mirena?
Here’s what you and your patients should know about these two (very similar) hormonal IUDs.
Provider Tips & Strategies
What does respect have to do with birth control counseling?
Being warm and listening to patients has a bigger impact than you might expect.
Birth Control
What does evidence say about combined vs. progestin-only pills?
COCs or POPs? Here are some things to consider when helping a patient pick a pill.
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