IPV (domestic Violence)

Infection prevention after abortion, estetrol in oral contraceptives, postpartum implant placement and breastfeeding, SAHM position statements

Answers for health care providers about birth control options after abortion

Unique challenges to accessing and opportunities for improved integration of sexual and reproductive health care.

What providers need to know about how to screen, what to look for, and what to do next.

Improved patient satisfaction with the implementation of One Key Question in primary care and OB/GYN care settings, increasing access to STI screening for adolescents and young adults, the need to improve contraceptive care for patients with a history of intimate partner violence, and more.

The benefit of ultrasound guidance in IUD placement for patients with retroverted uteri, a demonstrated need for trauma-informed care in sexually-transmitted disease clinics, demand among abortion patients for more autonomous care options, and more.

It’s called reproductive coercion, and it may be more common than you think...