This training prepares staff to provide non-directive pregnancy options counseling that respects patient autonomy. Participants will review the full range of options, prenatal care and delivery, adoption and foster care, and pregnancy termination, and offer opportunities to practice person-centered communication strategies. Video examples of counseling sessions illustrate what these techniques look like in real encounters, giving participants concrete models to draw on and discuss..

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This e-learning course examines the relationship between contraceptive supply chain management and same-day method provision. When on-site inventory is incomplete or subject to stockouts, clients who select a method during a visit must be scheduled for a return appointment, introducing access barriers including time away from work, childcare arrangements, and transportation costs, and increasing the likelihood of non-completion. The course discusses the rationale for stocking a full range of contraceptive methods on-site, methods for assessing contraceptive demand and identifying inventory gaps within a participant's own setting, and procurement and supply chain approaches that support same-day readiness. Long-acting reversible contraceptives (LARCs) receive specific attention, as they carry distinct cost, storage, and ordering requirements.

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This e-learning builds practical coding fluency for contraceptive services. Participants will work through the CPT, ICD-10, and HCPCS codes that come up most often, with particular attention to LARC insertion, removal, and device supply. The module covers when modifiers apply and how to use them, then puts it all into practice with real-world scenarios.

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