Clinical Directors Network Clinical Education Library – CME-accredited classes related to women’s health and care for mobile populations. Topics include HPV vaccination, clinical assessment of domestic violence, treatment of opioid-dependent pregnant women, and more. Visit Website (Link)
Vaccinate Women is a free publication produced by the Immunization Action Coalition (IAC), which is known for accurate, timely, succinctly written immunization publications that are delivered electronically and by mail. Written specifically for women’s health specialists, Vaccinate Women is an annual 12-page print publication. Download Research (PDF)
U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, Office on Women’s Health | 800 994-9662 | Many resources available in Spanish. Visit Website (Link)
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Given that unsheltered women experience both increased rates of cervical cancer compared to the general population and barriers to health care, the street medicine team at John Peter Smith Hospital is exploring the idea of performing pap smears, STD screenings, and birth control distribution in patients’ encampments or motel rooms. Through a survey, the team
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Department of Health & Human Services, Centers for Disease Control & Prevention. This website covers why the HPV vaccine is important, who should get the vaccine, vaccine effectiveness and safety, access to free or low-cost vaccines, what vaccinated individuals need to know, and other ways to prevent HPV and cervical cancer. Download Research (PDF)
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2019 Spring Virtual Training Archived Session Materials Important note: CME credits are not available for the archived recordings of these webinars. The Nexus of Sex Work and Homelessness Wednesday, March 6: 12 p.m. CT View Archived Slides (PDF) Additional Materials include Q&A Document. The sex trade industry comprises a wide range of activities, in several
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A PUBLIC HEALTH ISSUE:WHY FAMILY PLANNING IS IMPORTANT Read Newsletter (PDF)
Healing Hands: Decreasing Unintended Pregnancy Among Women Experiencing Homelessness Read More >>
