Teen Pregnancy Prevention Online Resources
CDC/OAH Teen Pregnancy Prevention:
Integrating Services, Programs and Strategies through Community-wide Initiatives
Developed August 2013
By
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Introduction
This document was created to provide clinicians, EBI facilitators, and youth with the most current, sex-positive available resources related
to teen pregnancy prevention.
The compendium of resources has been collated to ensure clinicians, evidence-based intervention (EBI) facilitators, and youth have easy
access to accurate information related to contraceptive and reproductive health. The resources are categorized into 13 topics, for example,
sexuality and sexual health, contraception, adolescent development, and young men. Under each topic, the resource name, developer/host
agency, description, and link is listed. Additionally, the specific audience for the resource (i.e., clinician, EBI facilitator or youth) and type of
resource are listed. Types of resources include:
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Infographics
Multimedia
Narrated PowerPoint Presentations
PowerPoint Modules
Resources to Read
Self-Paced Online Learning Programs
Videos
Webinars
YouTube Videos
It is also indicated whether a Continuing Medical Education credit (CME) or a Continuing Education Unit (CEU) can be earned as a result of
reviewing the resources listed, as a tool to support sustainable professional development opportunities.
Audience
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Clinicians and EBI facilitators
Note: There are resources for youth listed. These can be recommended to youth by clinicians and EBI facilitators.
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Table of Contents
Topic
1. Sexuality and Sexual Health
2. Reproductive Anatomy and Physiology
3. Sexually Transmitted Infections and HIV
4. Contraception
5. Emergency Contraception
6. Pregnancy
7. Abortion
8. Adolescent Development
9. Young Men
10. LGBTQ Population
11. Minor’s Rights
12. Intimate Partner Violence
13. Health Care Delivery
Pages
4 to 5
6
7 to 8
9 to 14
15 to 16
17 to 18
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20 to 22
23
24 to 26
27
28
29 to 30
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1. Sexuality and Sexual Health
Title
Description
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a.
Go Ask Alice!
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b.
Sex Education for the
Real World
c.
Sex, Etc.
d.
Using Media and
Technology to Improve
Sexual Health
Outcomes for Youth

Sex for Teens

In clinical practice, using
youth-friendly
technology can lead to
far better outcomes for
adolescent sexual health
Presents the most up-todate data regarding
adolescent reproductive
health, including results
from the most recent
Youth Risk Behavior
Survey and National
Survey of Family Growth.
Examines the
relationship between
cultural approaches to
adolescent sexuality and
health outcomes.
Serves as a tool for
health care providers
wishing to deliver sex
education lectures to
teens.
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e.
Adolescent
Reproductive Health
Data
f.
Beyond Abstinence and
Risk: A New Paradigm
for Adolescent
Sexuality
g.
From Health Care
Provider to Teen: What
You Need to Know
About Sex and
Sexuality
Sexual and Reproductive
Health
Relationships
Inclusive, Comprehensive
and Smart Sexuality
Information and Help for
Teens and 20s
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Developer
Audience
Type
Link
Columbia
Health
Youth
Multimedia
http://goaskalice.colum
bia.edu/
Scarleteen/
Heather
Corinna
Youth
Multimedia
http://www.scarleteen.c
om/
Rutgers
University
Youth
Multimedia
http://sexetc.org/
EBI Facilitators
Narrated and
PowerPoint
Presentation
http://www.actforyouth
.net/publications/results
.cfm?t=NarratedPresent
ation&p=3&d=1
PowerPoint
Module
http://prh.org/teenreproductivehealth/arshepdownloads/?q=arshepd
ownloads
ACT for Youth
Center of
Excellence
Physicians for
Reproductive
Choice and
Health (PRCH)
Clinicians
Physicians for
Reproductive
Choice and
Health (PRCH)
Clinicians
PowerPoint
Module
Physicians for
Reproductive
Choice and
Health (PRCH)
Clinicians
PowerPoint
Module
4
http://prh.org/teenreproductivehealth/arshepdownloads/?q=arshepd
ownloads
http://prh.org/teenreproductivehealth/arshepdownloads/?q=arshepd
ownloads
CME/CEU
Offered
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h.
i.
Sex & Sexuality
Clinician Competencies
for Sexual Health
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j.
k.
l.
m.
n.
Common Myths about
Female Sexual Health
Female Sexual
Response
Talking with Patients
About Sexuality and
Sexual Health
Understanding Sexual
Pleasure
Masturbation
Understanding Sexual
Activity
Medical Knowledge
Understanding of
Relevant Psychosocial
Issues
Clinical Skills
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Myths about Female
Sexual Health
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Linear Model
Circular Model
Non-linear Model
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Basic Behavioral
Counseling for Female
Sexual Health Issues
Open-Ended
“Icebreakers” to Start the
Discussion
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The Top 10 Things You
Need to Know About
Female Sexuality
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Female Sexuality
Family Planning Basics:
The Essentials ($15)
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Title X Program Overview
Sexuality
Planned
Parenthood
Resources to Read
http://www.plannedpar
enthood.org/healthtopics/sexuality4323.htm
Resources to Read
http://www.arhp.org/Pu
blications-andResources/Clinical-FactSheets/SHFCompetencies
Resources to Read
http://www.arhp.org/Pu
blications-andResources/Clinical-FactSheets/SHF-Myths
Resources to Read
http://www.arhp.org/Pu
blications-andResources/Clinical-FactSheets/Female-SexualResponse
Resources to Read
http://www.arhp.org/p
ublications-andresources/clinical-factsheets/shf-talking
Clinicians
Resources to Read
http://www.arhp.org/Pu
blications-andResources/Clinical-FactSheets/SHF-Top-10
Clinicians
Self-Paced Online
Learning Program
EBI Facilitators
Association of
Reproductive
Health
Professionals
(ARHP)
Association of
Reproductive
Health
Professionals
(ARHP)
Association of
Reproductive
Health
Professionals
(ARHP)
Clinicians
Clinicians
Clinicians
Association of
Reproductive
Health
Professionals
(ARHP)
Clinicians
Association of
Reproductive
Health
Professionals
(ARHP)
Cardea
5
http://www.cardeaservi
ces.org/training/fpb1.ht
ml
CEU
2. Reproductive Anatomy and Physiology
Title
Description

a.
Health Topics: Birth
Control Education
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b.
Reproductive & Sexual
Anatomy
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c.
Sex & Sexuality
d.
Preventative Screening
Recommendations
(Cervical Cancer)
e.
Family Planning Basics:
The Essentials ($15)
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Reproductive & Sexual
Anatomy
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CDC Guidelines on
Cervical Cancer Screening
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Reproductive Anatomy,
Physiology, and the
Menstrual Cycle
Describe recent changes
in clinical
recommendations for the
well-woman visit
Describe best practices
for clinical practice
challenges for the
periodic well-woman visit
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f.
The Women’s Health
Clinic & Well Woman
Exam
Menstrual Cycle &
Fertility
Parts of a Woman’s
External and Internal Sex
Anatomy
Parts of a Man’s External
and Internal Sex
Anatomy
Other Parts of Our
Anatomies that are
Sexual
Updated Screening
Guidelines for the WellWoman Visit (ARHP

Members Only)
Developer
Audience
Type
Link
UC Davis
EBI Facilitators
Resources to Read
http://shcs.ucdavis.edu/
topics/contraception/in
dex.html
Resources to Read
http://www.plannedpar
enthood.org/healthtopics/sex101/reproductivesexual-anatomy22959.htm
Planned
Parenthood
EBI Facilitators
Planned
Parenthood
EBI Facilitators
Resources to Read
CDC
Clinicians
Resources to Read
Cardea
Clinicians
Self-Paced Online
Learning Program
Webinar
(Exp. 12/31/2013)
Association of
Reproductive
Health
Professionals
(ARHP)
Clinicians
6
Refer to 2d for the
link to the CDC
Guidelines
document
http://www.plannedpar
enthood.org/healthtopics/sexuality4323.htm
http://www.cdc.gov/ncc
dphp/dnpao/hwi/resour
ces/preventative_screen
ing.htm
http://www.cardeaservi
ces.org/training/fpb1.ht
ml
http://www.arhp.org/m
odules/webinars/Updat
ed-ScreeningGuidelines-for-the-WellWoman-Visit--Available-to-ARHPMembers-Only/38
CMEs/CEUs
Offered
CEU
CME
3. Sexually Transmitted Infections and HIV
Title
Description
Developer
Audience
Type
Link
Rutgers
University
Youth
Multimedia
http://sexetc.org/
ACT for Youth
Center of
Excellence
EBI
Facilitators
Narrated and
PowerPoint
Presentation
ACT for Youth
Center of
Excellence
EBI
Facilitators
Narrated and
PowerPoint
Presentation
ACT for Youth
Center of
Excellence
EBI
Facilitators
ACT for Youth
Center of
Excellence
EBI
Facilitators
a.
Sex, Etc.
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HIV/AIDS & STDs for Teens
b.
HIV/AIDS and Young
People
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c.
HIV/AIDS and Young
People: Adolescents at
High Risk
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d.
HIV/AIDS and Young
People: HIV Screening,
Testing, and Treatment
in Adolescents
Basics of HIV and AIDS
How HIV Leads to AIDS
HIV Transmission,
Prevention, and Screening
Adolescents More Likely to
Acquire HIV Because of High
Risk Behaviors or Perinatal
Exposure
Different Methods of
Screening and Testing for HIV
Treatment Issues for
Adolescents
HIV/AIDS and Young
People: Risk and
Protective Factors
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e.
Risk and Protective Factors
Specifically Related to
Adolescents and HIV/AIDS
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Describes diagnosis and
treatment strategies for
Chlamydia as well as preparing
clinicians to integrate
prevention strategies into
adolescent patient visits.
Uses the 2010 CDC guidelines
to discuss the diagnosis and
treatment of adolescents with
diseases characterized by
vaginal discharge, cervicitis
and urethritis, HPV, and HIV
infection.
f.
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Chlamydia and
Adolescent Patients
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g.
STI Epidemiology,
Testing, and Treatment
Strategies
Physicians for
Reproductive
Choice and
Health (PRCH)
Physicians for
Reproductive
Choice and
Health (PRCH)
7
Clinicians
Narrated and
PowerPoint
Presentation
Narrated and
PowerPoint
Presentation
PowerPoint
Module
PowerPoint
Module
Clinicians
Refer to 3k for
the link to the
CDC Guidelines
document
http://www.actforyouth
.net/publications/results
.cfm?t=NarratedPresent
ation&p=3&d=1
http://www.actforyouth
.net/publications/results
.cfm?t=Narrated%20Pre
sentation&d=1
http://www.actforyouth
.net/publications/results
.cfm?t=Narrated%20Pre
sentation&d=1
http://www.actforyouth
.net/publications/results
.cfm?t=NarratedPresent
ation&p=3&d=1
http://prh.org/teenreproductivehealth/arshepdownloads/?q=arshepd
ownloads
http://prh.org/teenreproductivehealth/arshepdownloads/?q=arshepd
ownloads
CMEs/CEUs
Offered
h.
Birth Control Education
i.
Reproductive Health
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Sexually Transmitted
Infections (STIs)
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Sexually Transmitted
Diseases (STDs)
Types of STDs
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j.
k.
l.
m.
Microbicides:
Prevention of
HIV/AIDS, STIs, and
Unintended Pregnancy
2010 STD Treatment
Guidelines
Chlamydia and
Gonorrhea: What You
and Your Clients Need
to Know
UC Davis
EBI
Facilitators
Resources to
Read
Office of
Adolescent
Health (OAH)
EBI
Facilitators
Resources to
Read
Association of
Reproductive
Health
Professionals
(ARHP)
Clinicians
Resources to
Read
CDC
Clinicians
JSI
Clinicians
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Overview of Microbicides
Mechanisms of Action
Status of Development
Microbicide Access and Use
Acceptability of Microbicides
Use of Condoms
CDC STD Treatment
Guidelines
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Chlamydia
Gonorrhea

Dos and don’ts for health
care providers in discussing
sexual health with
adolescents who have STIs
STD Treatment Guidelines:
Managing Emerging Resistant
Gonorrhea and Common STIs
in Primary Care
Physicians for
Reproductive
Choice and
Health (PRCH)
NYC DOHMH
STD Testing
CAI and
Healthy Teen
Network (HTN)
Sexually Transmitted
Infection
n.
Adolescent Sexual
Health Webinar Series
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o.
Keep it Simple
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8
Resources to
Read
Self-Paced
Online
Learning
Program
Clinicians
Video
Clinicians
Webinar
Refer to 3k for
the link to the
CDC
Guidelines
document
YouTube
video
Youth
EBI
Facilitators
http://shcs.ucdavis.edu/to
pics/contraception/index.
html
http://www.hhs.gov/ash/
oah/resources-andpublications/publications/
reproductive-health.html
http://www.arhp.org/Publ
ications-andResources/Clinical-FactSheets/Microbicides
http://www.cdc.gov/std/t
reatment/2010/
http://ipp.jsi.com/ctgc_ec
ourse.htm
http://www.prch.org/stan
dardized-case-videosadolescent-reproductiveand-sexual-health
http://www.nycptc.org/ad
olescent_webinar_series.h
tml
English:
https://www.youtube.co
m/watch?feature=player_
embedded&v=HJAwizEdjo
k
Spanish:
http://player.vimeo.com/
video/65566325
CME
CEU
CME
4. Contraception
Title
a.
b.
Sex, Etc.
Family Planning 101
Description
Developer
Audience
Type
Link

Birth Control for Teens
Rutgers
University
Youth
Multimedia
http://sexetc.org/

Contraceptive Methods
Available to Adolescents
Factors to Consider in
Choosing an Appropriate
Method
Discusses the contraceptive
options available to
adolescents, including oral
contraceptive pills, the
ring, the patch, injectable
and implantable methods,
and intrauterine systems.
ACT for Youth
Center of
Excellence
EBI
Facilitators
Narrated and
PowerPoint
Presentation
http://www.actforyouth
.net/publications/results
.cfm?t=NarratedPresent
ation&p=2&d=1
http://prh.org/teenreproductivehealth/arshepdownloads/?q=arshepd
ownloads


c.
The Essentials of
Contraception and
Adolescents
d.
Fact Sheets
e.
Birth Control
f.
Birth Control Education
g.
Safe, Effective,
Forgettable.
h.
Reproductive Health
Physicians for
Reproductive
Choice and
Health (PRCH)
Clinicians
PowerPoint
Module


Birth Control Fact Sheets
Birth Control User Guides
Reproductive
Health Access
Project
EBI
Facilitators
Resources to Read

Compare Effectiveness of
Birth Control Options
Planned
Parenthood
EBI
Facilitators
Resources to Read






Choosing a Method
Efficacy Chart
Methods of Contraception
The Implant
Hormone IUD
Copper T IUD
UC Davis
EBI
Facilitators
Resources to Read
California
Family Health
Council
EBI
Facilitators
Resources to Read
With Video
Modules

Contraceptive and Condom
Use
Office of
Adolescent
Health (OAH)
EBI
Facilitators
Resources to Read
9
http://www.reproductiv
eaccess.org/fact_sheets.
htm
http://www.plannedpar
enthood.org/healthtopics/birth-control4211.htm
http://shcs.ucdavis.edu/
topics/contraception/in
dex.html
http://www.safeandeffe
ctive.org/pages/index.ht
ml
http://www.hhs.gov/as
h/oah/resources-andpublications/publication
s/reproductivehealth.html
CMEs/CEUs
Offered
i.
j.
Birth Control 101: IUD
Non-Hormonal
Contraceptive Methods
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









k.
l.
m.
Choosing a Birth
Control Method
United States Medical
Eligibility Criteria (US
MEC) for Contraceptive
Use, 2010
Family Planning Basics:
The Essentials ($15)
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
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


What is IUD
How it Works
Effectiveness
Major Perks
Minor Drawbacks
Doc Visit Required?
Sterilization
Intrauterine Devices
(Copper T IUD)
Barrier Methods
Coitus Interuptus
Fertility Awareness
Spermicides
Comparison of
Contraceptive Methods
Combined Hormonal
Contraception
Progestin-only
Contraception
Initiation of Hormonal
Contraceptives
Intrauterine Contraception
Barrier Methods
Coitus Interuptus
Fertility Awareness
Sterilization
Contraceptive Failure Rates

CDC Guideline

Contraceptive Choices
StayTeen
Youth
Association of
Reproductive
Health
Professionals
(ARHP)
Association of
Reproductive
Health
Professionals
(ARHP)
Clinicians
Clinicians
Resources to Read
http://stayteen.org/birt
h-control-101-iud
Resources to Read
http://www.arhp.org/p
ublications-andresources/quickreference-guide-forclinicians/nonhormonal-choosing
Resources to Read
http://www.arhp.org/p
ublications-andresources/quickreference-guide-forclinicians/choosing
http://www.cdc.gov/rep
roductivehealth/Uninte
ndedPregnancy/USMEC.
htm
CDC
Clinicians
Resources to Read
Cardea
Clinicians
Self-Paced Online
Learning Program
10
http://www.cardeaservi
ces.org/training/fpb1.ht
ml
CEU

n.
Adolescent Sexual
Health Webinar Series




o.
Case Management for
Contraceptive Care



p.
CDC’s Medical
Eligibility Criteria for
Contraceptive Use
(ARHP Members Only)

Enhancing Adolescent
Sexual Health Services by
Creating an Adolescent
Medical Home
Contraception Counseling:
Quick Start, Emergency
Contraception, and Oral
Contraceptive Pills
The Contraceptive Patch,
Ring, Implant, and
Intrauterine Contraceptive
Changes in U.S. Medical
Eligibility Criteria for
Contraceptive Use
Contraceptive
Management for Women
with Specific Medical
Conditions
Non-contraceptive Benefits
Which May Improve Your
Patient’s Health Status
List the 4 levels in the
ranking system described
in the US Medical Eligibility
Criteria for Contraceptive
Use, 2010
Explain the application of
the ranking system to
prescriptive practices for
women with comorbid
conditions
Describe the risks and
benefits of the different
contraceptive methods
against the risks of
pregnancy in women with
health-related concerns
NYC DOHMH
Cardea
Clinicians
Clinicians
Association of
Reproductive
Health
Professionals
(ARHP)
11
Webinars
http://www.nycptc.org/
adolescent_webinar_ser
ies.html
CME
Webinar (Expired,
But Not Yet
Archived)
http://www.cardeaservi
ces.org/training/events/
documents/NTC_CaseManagement-forContraceptiveCare.5.13.13_flyer.pdf
CEU
http://www.arhp.org/m
odules/webinars/CDCsMedical-EligibilityCriteria-forContraceptive-Use--Available-to-ARHPMembers-Only/42
CME
CEU
Webinar
(Exp. 05/31/2013)
Clinicians
Refer to 4l for the
link to the CDC
Guidelines
document


q.
Contraception and
Pregnancy
Management in
Women with Multiple
Sclerosis




r.
New Development in
Contraception

Demonstrate current
knowledge about MS,
including symptoms,
diagnosis, treatment, and
pain management
Improve health outcomes
among patients living
with MS
Counsel and manage the
treatment of women
with MS using an
interdisciplinary
approach
Address the reproductive
health issues affecting
women with MS,
including contraception
and pregnancy
Explain the need for new
contraceptive methods in
the US to improve
reproductive health and
prevent unintended
pregnancy
Examine the most recent
contraceptive
technologies to offer new
options for patients in
the United States
Describe how new
methods will meet
patient needs to reduce
unintended pregnancy in
the US
Association of
Reproductive
Health
Professionals
(ARHP)
Association of
Reproductive
Health
Professionals
(ARHP)
12
Clinicians
Webinar
(Exp. 07/31/2014)
http://www.arhp.org/m
odules/webinars/Contra
ception-and-PregnancyManagement-inWomen-with-MultipleSclerosis/48
Clinicians
Webinar
(Exp. 03/31/2015)
http://www.arhp.org/m
odules/webinars/NewDevelopments-inContraception/52
CME
CEU
CME
CEU

Assess factors that
influence patients’
perceptions of risk
Define absolute risk,
attributable risk, relative
risk, and odds ratio
Explain the differences,
advantages, and
disadvantages of
descriptive studies,
observational studies,
and prospective studies
Demonstrate effective
risk communication
strategies
Association of
Reproductive
Health
Professionals
(ARHP)
Clinicians



Basic Condom How-Tos
How Condoms Are Made
Condom History
American
Sexual Health
Association
(ASHA)
Youth
EBI Facilitators

Dos and don’ts for health
care providers in
discussing sexual health
with adolescents who are
requesting for birth
control
Physicians for
Reproductive
Choice and
Health (PRCH)

s.
Risk Made Simple: An
Evidence-Based
Approach to
Addressing Risk in
Contraception


t.
u.
v.
Condomology
Request for Birth
Control: Young
Adolescent
Contraception 101 –
Best Method for You?

Pros and Cons of Various
Contraception Methods
w.
Keep it Simple

Contraceptive Methods
x.
LARC First

Description of LARC First
The National
Campaign to
Prevent Teen
and
Unplanned
Pregnancy
CAI and
Healthy Teen
Network
(HTN)
Contraceptive
CHOICE
Clinicians
Youth
EBI Facilitators
Webinars
(Exp. 06/11/2013,
07/16/2013,
10/10/2013,
12/11/2013,
08/31/2014)
Videos
http://www.factsaboutc
ondoms.com/videos.ph
p
Video
http://www.prch.org/st
andardized-case-videosadolescentreproductive-andsexual-health
YouTube video
http://www.youtube.co
m/watch?v=lWS9AC9c5I
8
Youth
EBI Facilitators
YouTube video
Clinicians
Resources to Read,
13
http://www.arhp.org/m
odules/webinars/RiskMade-Real-AnEvidence-BasedApproach-toAddressing-Risk-inContraception-/58
https://vimeo.com/655
66324 (English)
http://vimeo.com/6556
6325 (Spanish)
http://www.larcfirst.co
m/
CME




Practice approach
Evidence from the
Contraceptive CHOICE
project
Contraceptive Counseling
Guidance and training
resources
Practitioner guidelines
and training resources
Patient management
materials
Project
guidance
documents and
training videos
14
5. Emergency Contraception
Title
Description

a.
Emergency
Contraception

b.
Emergency
Contraception (EC) and
Adolescents
c.
Birth Control Education



d.
Birth Control
e.
Choosing a Birth
Control Method
f.
The Facts About
Emergency
Contraception


This fact sheet reviews
current national and
state policies around EC,
including methods,
patient awareness,
access and availability,
and insurance coverage.
Discusses the safety,
efficacy, and mechanism
of action of emergency
contraception, as well as
the barriers that young
people face when trying
to access it.
Emergency
Contraception
Unintended Pregnancy
Morning-After Pill
(Emergency
Contraception)
Emergency
Contraception
Emergency
Contraception
Developer
The Henry J.
Kaiser Family
Foundation
Audience
Clinicians
EBI Facilitators
Type
Link
Resources to Read
http://kff.org/womenshealth-policy/factsheet/emergencycontraception/
http://prh.org/teenreproductivehealth/arshepdownloads/?q=arshepd
ownloads
Physicians for
Reproductive
Choice and
Health (PRCH)
Clinicians
PowerPoint
Module
UC Davis
EBI Facilitators
Resources to Read
Planned
Parenthood
EBI Facilitators
Resources to Read
Clinicians
Resources to Read
Association of
Reproductive
Health
Professionals
(ARHP)
Association of
Reproductive
Health
Professionals
(ARHP)
Clinicians
15
Resources to Read
http://shcs.ucdavis.edu/
topics/contraception/in
dex.html
http://www.plannedpar
enthood.org/healthtopics/birth-control4211.htm
http://www.arhp.org/p
ublications-andresources/quickreference-guide-forclinicians/choosing
http://www.arhp.org/Pu
blications-andResources/Clinical-FactSheets/Facts-About-EC
CMEs/CEUs
Offered
g.
Emergency
Contraception Basics






h.
New Approaches to
Unintended Pregnancy
Prevention: The
Continued Need to
Educate Clinicians and
Pharmacists about
Emergency
Contraception


i.
Drop-In Visit for
Emergency
Contraception
j
Keep it Simple

What is EC?
How Do I Get EC?
How Much Does EC Cost?
Do My Parents Have to
Know?
How Do I Use EC?
Counsel patients of
reproductive age (and
their partners) on the
appropriate use of EC
during routine and
emergency visits.
Facilitate patients’ access
to EC by providing them
with accurate
information about how,
where, and when to get
and use EC and/or
advanced prescriptions.
Dos and don’ts for health
care providers in
discussing sexual health
with adolescents who
have drop-in visit for
emergency contraception
Emergency
Contraception
Office of
Population
Research &
Association of
Reproductive
Health
Professionals
Resources to Read
http://eclocator.not-2late.com/ec_teen/index.
html
Webinars
(Exp. 12/31/2013,
12/31/2013,
01/31/2014,
01/31/2014)
http://www.arhp.org/m
odules/webinars/NewApproaches-toUnintended-PregnancyPrevention-TheContinued-Need-toEducate-Clinicians-andPharmacists-aboutEmergencyContraception--/28
Clinicians
Video
http://www.prch.org/st
andardized-case-videosadolescentreproductive-andsexual-health
Youth
EBI Facilitators
YouTube video
Youth
Association of
Reproductive
Health
Professionals
(ARHP)
Clinicians
Physicians for
Reproductive
Choice and
Health (PRCH)
CAI and
Healthy Teen
Network
(HTN)
16
https://www.youtube.c
om/watch?feature=play
er_embedded&v=HJAwi
zEdjok
CME
CEU
6. Pregnancy
Title
a.
Sex, Etc.
b.
Addressing Teen
Pregnancy Prevention
from a Policy
Perspective
c.
Importance of Working
with Pregnant and
Parenting Teens
Description
Developer
Audience
Type
Link

Pregnancy for Teens
Rutgers
University
Youth
Multimedia
http://sexetc.org/

Research on the societal
cost of unintended
pregnancies, emphasizing
the taxpayers’ dollars
saved by investing in
teen pregnancy
prevention programs
Specific strategies to help
pregnant and parenting
teens and the
importance of these
efforts
The importance of
incorporating social
determinants of health,
such as where teens live
and learn, into teen
pregnancy prevention
programs
Simple tips on how to
communicate teen
pregnancy prevention
efforts in ways that
engage the broader
community in prevention
goals
Uses the DECISION model
to provide an overview of
pregnancy options
counseling in the clinical
setting.
Podcast
http://www.hhs.gov/as
h/oah/resources-andpublications/multimedia
/
Podcast
http://www.hhs.gov/as
h/oah/resources-andpublications/multimedia
/
Podcast
http://www.hhs.gov/as
h/oah/resources-andpublications/multimedia
/
Podcast
http://www.hhs.gov/as
h/oah/resources-andpublications/multimedia
/
PowerPoint
Module
http://prh.org/teenreproductivehealth/arshepdownloads/?q=arshepd
ownloads


d.
Social Determinants of
Health that Impact
Teen Pregnancy
e.
Telling Your Story: How
to Frame Your
Messages about
Adolescent Health
Disparities and Teen
Pregnancy


f.
Pregnancy and Options
Counseling and
Adolescents
Office of
Adolescent
Health (OAH)
Office of
Adolescent
Health (OAH)
Office of
Adolescent
Health (OAH)
Office of
Adolescent
Health (OAH)
EBI Facilitators
EBI Facilitators
EBI Facilitators
EBI Facilitators
Physicians for
Reproductive
Choice and
Health (PRCH)
Clinicians
17
CMEs/CEUs
Offered
g.
Birth Control Education
h.
Reproductive Health
i.

Unintended Pregnancy

Teen Pregnancy and
Childbearing

Dos and don’ts for health
care providers in
discussing sexual health
with adolescents who are
hoping for a positive
pregnancy test
Dos and don’ts for health
care providers in
discussing sexual health
with adolescents who
have unintended
pregnancies
Hoping for a Positive
Pregnancy Test

j.
Unintended Pregnancy
UC Davis
EBI Facilitators
Resources to Read
Office of
Adolescent
Health (OAH)
EBI Facilitators
Resources to Read
Physicians for
Reproductive
Choice and
Health (PRCH)
Clinicians
Physicians for
Reproductive
Choice and
Health (PRCH)
Clinicians
18
http://shcs.ucdavis.edu/
topics/contraception/in
dex.html
http://www.hhs.gov/as
h/oah/resources-andpublications/publication
s/reproductivehealth.html
Video
http://www.prch.org/st
andardized-case-videosadolescentreproductive-andsexual-health
Video
http://www.prch.org/st
andardized-case-videosadolescentreproductive-andsexual-health
7. Abortion
Title
Description


a.
Medical Abortion
Follow-Up




b.
Medical Abortion:
Mechanism,
Management, and
Myths


Identify several evidencebased ways to follow women
after medical abortion
Findings at the Follow-up
that are Normal Versus Those
that Require Further Care
Distinguish findings at the
follow-up that are normal
versus those that require
further care
Implement appropriate
interventions when the
woman requires further care
State methods of effective
contraception that can be
started as early as possible
for women having medical
abortion
Screen patients for
contraindications to first
trimester medical abortion
Implement at least one
medical abortion regimen
Identify at least three
advantages of using
medications for management
of elective first-trimester
abortion
Recognize at least four
factors to consider when
counseling women about
medical abortion
Developer
Association of
Reproductive
Health
Professionals
(ARHP)
Association of
Reproductive
Health
Professionals
(ARHP)
19
Audience
Type
Link
CMEs/CEUs
Offered
Clinicians
Webinar
(Exp. 12/31/2014)
http://www.arhp.or
g/modules/webinar
s/Medical-AbortionFollow-Up/35
CME
Webinar
(Exp. 05/31/2014)
http://www.arhp.or
g/modules/webinar
s/MedicationAbortionMechanismManagement-andMyths/43
CME
CEU
Clinicians
8. Adolescent Development
Title
a.
Adolescent Health
Topics
Description






b.
Adolescent
Development: What’s
Going on in There?
c.
Adolescent Emotional
Development:
Foundation for a
Healthy Life
d.
Adolescent Ethnic and
Racial Identity
Development
e.
Adolescent Identity
Development







f.
Anatomy of Puberty
g.
Healthy Adolescent
Sexual Development


Reproductive Health
Mental Health
Physical Health and
Nutrition
Substance Abuse
Healthy Relationships
Stages of Adolescent
Development
Central Tasks, Challenges,
and Opportunities of
Adolescence
Challenges and
Opportunities of
Emotional Development in
Adolescence
Ethnic and Racial Identity
Development
“Statuses” of
Development
Social- and Self-Identity
Different Stages and
Statuses of Adolescent
Identity Development
Physical Changes of
Puberty
Concerns that Adolescents
May Have as Their Bodies
Change
Biological, Psychological,
Social, and Behavioral
Features of Adolescent
Sexual Development
Developer
Audience
Type
Link
Office of
Adolescent
Health (OAH)
EBI
Facilitators
Multimedia
http://www.hhs.gov/as
h/oah/
ACT for Youth
Center of
Excellence
EBI
Facilitators
Narrated and
PowerPoint
Presentation
http://www.actforyouth
.net/publications/results
.cfm?t=NarratedPresent
ation&p=3&d=1
ACT for Youth
Center of
Excellence
EBI
Facilitators
Narrated and
PowerPoint
Presentation
ACT for Youth
Center of
Excellence
EBI
Facilitators
Narrated and
PowerPoint
Presentation
ACT for Youth
Center of
Excellence
EBI
Facilitators
Narrated and
PowerPoint
Presentation
ACT for Youth
Center of
Excellence
EBI
Facilitators
Narrated and
PowerPoint
Presentation
http://www.actforyouth
.net/publications/results
.cfm?t=NarratedPresent
ation&p=2&d=1
ACT for Youth
Center of
Excellence
EBI
Facilitators
Narrated and
PowerPoint
Presentation
http://www.actforyouth
.net/publications/results
.cfm?t=NarratedPresent
ation&p=2&d=1
20
http://www.actforyouth
.net/publications/results
.cfm?t=Narrated%20Pre
sentation&d=1
http://www.actforyouth
.net/publications/results
.cfm?t=NarratedPresent
ation&p=2&d=1
http://www.actforyouth
.net/publications/results
.cfm?t=NarratedPresent
ation&p=2&d=1
CMEs/CEUs
Offered

h.
Positive Youth
Development





i.
The Teen Brain: Still
Under Construction





j.
Adolescent Brain
Development


k.
Adolescent
Development ELearning Module



Positive Youth
Development Framework
Research Supporting this
Approach
The “Visible” Brain
What’s Gray Matter?
A Spectrum of Change
The Changing Brain and
Behavior in Teens
Teens and the Brain:
More Questions for
Research
The Adolescent and Adult
Brain
Alcohol and the Teen
Brain
Brain Changes During
Adolescence
Impact Brain Changes
During Adolescence Have
on the Adolescent’s
Decision Making Process
and Provide a Better
Understanding of Risk
Taking Behaviors
Communication Tips,
Techniques, and
Strategies to Help
Provide Support and
Guidance to Adolescents
Biological and Brain
Development
Cognitive Development
Identity and Social
Development
Promoting Healthy Youth
Development
ACT for Youth
Center of
Excellence
National
Institute of
Mental Health
(NIMH)
Office of
Population
Affairs (OPA)
Office of
Adolescent
Health (OAH)
Narrated and
PowerPoint
Presentation
http://www.actforyouth
.net/publications/results
.cfm?t=NarratedPresent
ation&p=4&d=1
EBI Facilitators
Resources to Read
http://www.nimh.nih.go
v/health/publications/th
e-teen-brain-still-underconstruction/completeindex.shtml
EBI Facilitators
Self-Paced Online
Learning Program
http://www.hhs.gov/op
a/familylife/tech_assista
nce/etraining/adolescen
t_brain/index.html
Self-Paced Online
Learning Program
http://www.hhs.gov/as
h/oah/resources-andpublications/learning/ad
_dev/index.html
EBI Facilitators
EBI Facilitators
21

l.
Sarah-Jayne
Blakemore: The
mysterious workings of
the adolescent brain

Comparison of the
Prefrontal Cortex in
Adolescents to that of
Adults
“Teenage Behavior”
Caused by the Growing
and Developing Brain
TED
Conferences
EBI Facilitators
22
Video
http://www.ted.com/tal
ks/sarah_jayne_blakem
ore_the_mysterious_wo
rkings_of_the_adolesce
nt_brain.html
9. Young Men
Title
a.
b.
Teaching Techniques to
Effectively Reach
Adolescent Boys
Boy Code
c.
Male Adolescent
Reproductive Health
d.
Let’s Hear About the
Boys: Male
Engagement in Teen
Pregnancy Prevention
Description
Developer
Strategies for teaching
boys, especially within
the context of sexual
health education
ACT for Youth
Center of
Excellence

Unwritten Rules
Governing Boys’ Lives
ACT for Youth
Center of
Excellence

Debunks common myths
about adolescent males
and discusses the ways
that clinicians can
provide male-friendly
services.
Physicians for
Reproductive
Choice and
Health (PRCH)
Male Engagement in
Teen Pregnancy
Prevention
Office of
Adolescent
Health (OAH)



e.
Discomfort Wearing
Condoms

f.
Male Adolescent
Reproductive Health
Dos and don’ts for health
care providers in
discussing sexual health
with male adolescents
who have discomfort
wearing condoms
Dos and don’ts for health
care providers in
discussing reproductive
health with male
adolescents
Audience
Type
EBI Facilitators
Narrated and
PowerPoint
Presentation
EBI Facilitators
Narrated and
PowerPoint
Presentation
Clinicians
EBI Facilitators
Physicians for
Reproductive
Choice and
Health (PRCH)
Clinicians
Physicians for
Reproductive
Choice and
Health (PRCH)
Clinicians
23
Link
http://www.actforyouth
.net/publications/results
.cfm?t=Narrated%20Pre
sentation&d=1
http://www.actforyouth
.net/publications/results
.cfm?t=Narrated%20Pre
sentation&d=1
PowerPoint
Module
http://prh.org/teenreproductivehealth/arshepdownloads/?q=arshepd
ownloads
Videos
http://www.hhs.gov/as
h/oah/resources-andpublications/multimedia
/
Video
http://www.prch.org/st
andardized-case-videosadolescentreproductive-andsexual-health
Video
http://www.prch.org/st
andardized-case-videosadolescentreproductive-andsexual-health
CMEs/CEUs
Offered
10. LGBTQ Populations
Title
a.
b.
Sex, Etc.
Description

LGBTQ for Teens

Explores gender identity
and the experience of
transgender adolescents
and serves as a tool for
clinicians to provide
primary care for
transgender patients and
understand their sexual
and reproductive health
needs.
Discusses the way that
homophobia affects health
outcomes for gay, lesbian,
transgender, and
questioning youth and how
providers can develop
comprehensive services to
fulfill the needs of these
special populations.
Caring for Transgender
Adolescents

c.
Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual,
Transgender, and
Questioning Youth

d.
Caring for LGBT Youth
e.
Caring for Older LGBT
Adult

Explores healthcare issues
of particular concern for
LGBTQ youth populations
(aged 12-24 years).
Aims to bring recognition
to the presence of LGBT
elders (age 65+), a group
which is often overlooked).
Developer
Audience
Type
Link
Rutgers
University
Youth
Multimedia
http://sexetc.org/
PowerPoint
Module
http://prh.org/teenreproductivehealth/arshepdownloads/?q=arshepd
ownloads
Clinicians
PowerPoint
Module
http://prh.org/teenreproductivehealth/arshepdownloads/?q=arshepd
ownloads
Clinicians
Self-Paced Online
Learning Program
http://www.lgbthealthe
ducation.org/training/le
arning-modules/
Clinicians
Self-Paced Online
Learning Program
http://www.lgbthealthe
ducation.org/training/le
arning-modules/
Physicians for
Reproductive
Choice and
Health (PRCH)
Physicians for
Reproductive
Choice and
Health (PRCH)
The Fenway
Institute:
National LGBT
Health
Education
Center
The Fenway
Institute:
National LGBT
Health
Education
Center
24
Clinicians
CMEs/CEUs
Offered


f.
Ending Invisibility:
Better Care for LGBT
Populations



g.
Health Promotion and
Disease Prevention

h.
Promoting the Health
of LGBT Families
i.
Knowing Your Patients:
Taking a History and
Providing Risk
Reduction Counseling
j.
Understanding the T in
LGBT: A Role for
Clinicians


Terminology related to
LGBT populations
LGBT population
demographics
Approaches to culturally
appropriate care for
LGBT populations
Ways to create a safe and
welcoming environment
for LGBT patients
Summarizes the most
recent research on LGBT
health disparities, and
outlines key clinical
approaches to promoting
health in order to redress
those disparities.
Provides context on LGBT
relationships and
parenting that will help
clinicians better know
and care for their LGBT
patients.
Explains how to take a
history that is inclusive of
all patients, and how to
tailor the history for
LGBT patients.
Familiarizes clinicians
with the basic health
needs of transgender
individuals
The Fenway
Institute:
National LGBT
Health
Education
Center
The Fenway
Institute:
National LGBT
Health
Education
Center
The Fenway
Institute:
National LGBT
Health
Education
Center
The Fenway
Institute:
National LGBT
Health
Education
Center
The Fenway
Institute:
National LGBT
Health
Education
Center
25
Clinicians
Self-Paced Online
Learning Program
http://www.lgbthealthe
ducation.org/training/le
arning-modules/
Clinicians
Self-Paced Online
Learning Program
http://www.lgbthealthe
ducation.org/training/le
arning-modules/
Clinicians
Self-Paced Online
Learning Program
http://www.lgbthealthe
ducation.org/training/le
arning-modules/
Clinicians
Self-Paced Online
Learning Program
http://www.lgbthealthe
ducation.org/training/le
arning-modules/
Clinicians
Self-Paced Online
Learning Program
http://www.lgbthealthe
ducation.org/training/le
arning-modules/

k.
Coming Out
l.
Adolescent Sexual
Health Webinar Series

Dos and don’ts for health
care providers in
discussing sexual health
with adolescents who are
coming out
The Health Needs of
LGBTQ Youth
Physicians for
Reproductive
Choice and
Health (PRCH)
Clinicians
Video
NYC DOHMH
Clinicians
Webinar
26
http://www.prch.org/st
andardized-case-videosadolescentreproductive-andsexual-health
http://www.nycptc.org/
adolescent_webinar_ser
ies.html
CME
11. Minor’s Rights
Title
Description

a.
b.
Providing Confidential
Reproductive Health
Services to Minors
An Overview of Minors’
Consent Law






Examines the issues
surrounding a minor’s
ability to access
confidential reproductive
health services.
Contraceptive Services
STI Services
Prenatal Care
Adoption
Medical Care for a Child
Abortion
Developer
Audience
Type
Link
Physicians for
Reproductive
Choice and
Health (PRCH)
Clinicians
PowerPoint
Module
http://prh.org/teenreproductivehealth/arshepdownloads/?q=arshepd
ownloads
Guttmacher
Institute
EBI Facilitators
Resources to Read
http://www.guttmacher
.org/statecenter/spibs/s
pib_OMCL.pdf
27
CMEs/CEUs
Offered
12. Intimate Partner Violence
Title
Description

a.
b.
Sex, Etc.
Understanding the OBI:
Sexual Orientation,
Behavior, and Identity



c.
Strategies for Reducing
Teen Dating Violence
and Sexual Assault


d.
Adolescents and
Intimate Partner
Violence


Abuse & Violence for
Teens
Relationships for Teens
Multi-dimensional
Nature of Sexual
Orientation, Behavior,
and Identity
Tactics for speaking with
victims of teen dating
violence and sexual
assault and discusses
strategies for reducing
the incidence of these
crimes in the United
States
Examine the various
components of
adolescent intimate
partner violence (IPV)
Differentiate
characteristics of healthy
and unhealthy
relationships
Describe safety planning
as a strategy for
intervention
Identify resources for
further information
Developer
Audience
Type
Link
Rutgers
University
Youth
Multimedia
http://sexetc.org/
EBI Facilitators
Narrated and
PowerPoint
Presentation
http://www.actforyouth
.net/publications/results
.cfm?t=Narrated%20Pre
sentation&d=1
EBI Facilitators
Podcast
http://www.hhs.gov/as
h/oah/resources-andpublications/multimedia
/
EBI Facilitators
Self-Paced Online
Learning Program
http://www.hhs.gov/op
a/familylife/tech_assista
nce/etraining/partner/in
dex.html
ACT for Youth
Center of
Excellence
Office of
Adolescent
Health (OAH)
U.S.
Department
of Health &
Human
Services
28
CMEs/CEUs
Offered
13. Health Care Delivery
Title
Description

a.
Adolescent Friendly
Health Services
b.
The Time is NOW:
Providing AdolescentFriendly Sexual and
Reproductive Program



c.
Preparing for the
Impact of Health Care
Reform on
Reproductive Health
Care - Available to
ARHP Members Only


Key elements of providing
adolescent-friendly health
services, including taking a
comprehensive history and
removing barriers
adolescents face in
accessing health services.
Overview of key evidencebased practices which
streamline reproductive
health services for
adolescents
Recognize 3 components of
the Affordable Care Act
which will directly impact
woman’s health care
Identify 8 preventive
services recommended by
the Institute of Medicine
(IOM) to be available to
women as health insurance
benefits without cost
sharing
Identify 3 differences
between a family planning
Medicaid 1115 wavier and a
family planning state plan
amendment (SPA)
Recognize 3 features
regarding coverage for
abortion services by health
plans participating in state
health insurance exchanges
Developer
Physicians for
Reproductive
Choice and
Health (PRCH)
NY PATH
Audience
Clinicians
Clinicians
Association of
Reproductive
Health
Professionals
(ARHP)
29
Clinicians
Type
Link
PowerPoint
Module
http://prh.org/teenreproductivehealth/arshepdownloads/?q=arshepd
ownloads
Self-Paced Online
Learning Program
http://www.nypath.org/
ekp1/servlet/ekp?CID=n
ypathpgm&TX=FORMAT
1&BACKTOCATALOG=Y
&DECORATEPAGE=N
Webinar
(Exp. 05/31/2013)
http://www.arhp.org/m
odules/webinars/Prepar
ing-for-the-Impact-ofHealth-Care-Reform-onReproductive-HealthCare---Available-toARHP-Members-Only/36
CMEs/CEUs
Offered
CME

d.
A Teen-Friendly
Reproductive Health
Visit
Describe key components of
a teen-friendly
contraceptive and
reproductive health care
visit for hypothetical male
and female patients
Centers for
Disease
Control and
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