Patients need emergency contraception (EC) when their contraceptive method has failed, they have used their contraceptive method inconsistently, or they did not use a method while sexually active. EC needs arise quickly and providers need to be able to respond in kind. Here you will find resources to assist providers and administrative staff in providing EC as soon as possible, including tools to assist patients in selecting which form of EC is right for them.
To successfully implement a comprehensive and responsive emergency contraception protocol and practices, we encourage you to check out our PICCK materials, including:
- Emergency Contraception Toolkit
- Checklist for Champions: Emergency Contraception
- Phone Room Guidance on Emergency Contraception
- Sample Telephone Triage Protocol for Emergency Contraception
- Sample Email Blast About Change in Emergency Contraception Protocol
- Emergency Contraception Sample Protocols
- Emergency Contraception One-Pager
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PICCK and Upstream USA created this toolkit to guide your administrative staff and clinicians as they prepare for the next...
The American Academy of Pediatrics has gathered recommended information and reports on providing adolescent sexual health.
The Reproductive Health Access Project provides a fact sheet as a tool to compare an emergency contraceptive pill and the...
Reproductive Health Access Project provides a one page fact sheet addressing questions about emergency contraception including what it is, how...
This article by Bedsider explains what to do if you miss a birth control pill(s) or take it late. The...
Cornell University Health provides a document on what to do if you miss a birth control pill(s). This is a...
The Not-2-Late website from Princeton University provides links to information about emergency contraception, answers to questions, and how to get...
The New York State Center of Excellence for Family Planning provides a toolkit about the copper IUD as an emergency...
A postpartum contraceptive decision aid that is designed to explore patients’ values and preferences for contraception postpartum. PICCK suggests using...
The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists provides a Practice Bulletin about emergency contraception with topics including EC methods, adverse...
New research has suggested that beginning a hormonal birth control with progestin can affect the efficacy of the emergency contraceptive...
The Princeton University Office of Population Research provides a comprehensive document about emergency contraception. Detailed information about the methods of...
The Reproductive Health Access Project provides a sample telephone triage protocol for nurses and patient instructions, and additional information about...
The Family Planning National Training Center provides a short webinar about the developments in emergency contraception.
Princeton University provides information about emergency contraception including EC-specific methods, cost, and the doses required for regular oral contraceptive pills...
Reproductive Health Access Project provides a handout for patients about emergency contraception pills/Copper IUD, common side effects, how and where...
Reproductive Health Access Project provides a handout for patients about emergency contraception pills/Copper IUD, common side effects, how and where...
Reproductive Health Access Project provides a handout for patients about emergency contraception pills/Copper IUD, common side effects, how and where...
Reproductive Health Access Project provides a handout for patients about emergency contraception pills/Copper IUD, common side effects, how and where...
Reproductive Health Access Project provides a handout for patients about emergency contraception pills/Copper IUD, common side effects, how and where...
Reproductive Health Access Project provides a handout for patients about emergency contraception pills/Copper IUD, common side effects, how and where...
Reproductive Health Access Project provides a handout for patients about emergency contraception pills/Copper IUD, common side effects, how and where...
