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Clinical Updates in Reproductive Health (CURHs) are designed to provide Ipas staff, trainers, partners and other health-care providers with access to up-to-date, evidence-based recommendations. In general, the recommendations are the same as those in the World Health Organization’s 2022 Safe Abortion: Technical and Policy Guidance for Health Systems, Second edition. In rare cases, the recommendations have been modified due to the settings where we work. In addition, if there is more current evidence to inform the recommendations, they will be updated here. Please note: Clinical Updates in Reproductive Health provides Ipas’s most up-to-date clinical guidance. Recommendations in this publication supersede any clinical guidance in Ipas curricula that differs from the guidance provided here.
La publicación de Ipas titulada Actualizaciones clÃnicas en salud reproductiva contiene recomendaciones clÃnicas actualizadas, basadas en evidencia, sobre la atención integral del aborto, asà como nuevos temas y recursos agregados con regularidad. Actualizaciones clÃnicas en salud reproductiva ofrece información concisa y fácil de leer sobre los servicios de aborto, y combina las evidencias más recientes con lecciones aprendidas de profesionales de la salud a nivel mundial para producir recomendaciones clÃnicas pertinentes.
Actualités cliniques dans le domaine de la santé reproductive vise à permettre aux membres du personnel d’Ipas, aux formateurs, à nos partenaires et aux autres professionnels de santé d’avoir accès aux recommandations basées sur des éléments factuels les plus récentes.
As Actualizações clÃnicas em saúde reprodutiva foram concebidas para fornecer ao pessoal do Ipas, formadores, parceiros e outros provedores de serviços de saúde acesso a recomendações actualizadas e baseadas na evidência. Em geral, as recomendações são as mesmas que aquelas na edição de 2012 do guia da Organização Mundial da Saúde titulado Abortamento seguro: orientação técnica e de polÃticas para sistemas de saúde, Segunda edição. Em casos excepcionais, as recomendações foram modificadas de acordo com os contextos em que trabalhamos. Além disso, se houver evidência mais actualizada para informar as recomendações, estas serão actualizadas aqui.
Download PDF Accelerating contraceptive uptake through post-pregnancy care models: A project overview This learning brief documents Ipas Pakistan’s multi-year journey in developing and testing interventions to increase contraceptive use and continuatio …
Download PDF Engaging Communities to Improve Post Medication Abortion Family Planning Uptake The PMAC project in Pakistan engaged medication abortion (MA) users/purchasers through community engagement sessions, with the aim of shifting participants kno …
Download PDF Strengthening Pathways for Post-MA Family Planning The PMAC project in Pakistan piloted a package of interventions intended to support contraceptive use and continuation among women self-managing an abortion with pills. The pilot aimed to …
Download PDF From Counter to Care: How training, reflection and compassion transformed a Pakistani pharmacy experience This PMAC learning brief shares the inspiring story of one pharmacist’s journey as he takes on a new way of seeing his role in provid …
Support women who survived Nepal’s flash flood With the help of supporters like you, we’re bringing dignity kits to Nepali women and girls living in shelters. These kits cost just $20 USD each and include basic clothing and undergarments, personal clea …
Former Senator Virginia Velasco’s conviction that girls in Bolivia deserve access to health care, education and greater opportunities inspired her to champion a ban on child marriage—and spurred allies to join the effort.
Here are six recommendations for health systems and staff to ensure that people seeking essential reproductive health services like abortion and family planning can still safely access care.
For months, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has been grappling with the deadly Ebola virus. The latest outbreak is deepening an already fragile humanitarian situation and placing additional strain on overstretched health systems.
Everyone deserves the freedom to decide whether and when to become pregnant. When people don’t have access to contraception and accurate information on family planning, they have less control over their lives and futures. But of the 923 million people in low- and middle-income countries who want to avoid pregnancy, 218 million lack access to modern contraceptive methods due to barriers like cost, limited services, misinformation, provider bias, and gender inequality.
The Ipas Collaborative Fund is a central part of Ipas’s approach to advancing reproductive justice and supporting locally led change. As we work to grow the Fund and its impact, our own Dr. Anita Nyanjong, PhD has been appointed as the first-ever director.
In this Q&A, climate researcher Apolinar Contreras discusses how climate change is affecting women’s reproductive health, livelihoods, and resilience in Bolivian Indigenous communities—and what must change to better support them. In rural Indigenou …
Ipas research with Indigenous communities in Bolivia shows how drought, floods and food insecurity are affecting reproductive health, livelihoods and gender dynamics. In rural Bolivia, the weather no longer follows the patterns the elders taught. “You …
Sara Jin Li Home 9 Search Results What doesn’t kill you Sara Jin Li is an award-winning (and losing) multidisciplinary artist based in New York City. Her work spans stage, screen, and print, and has been featured in New York Magazine, Elle, Vogue, …
Q&A with Jamie Vernaelde: Lead author of Ipas’s Future Proofing: The Professionalization of an Anti Rights Youth Generation explains why this trend matters now—and what sexual and reproductive health and rights movements must do to counter it.
Home 9 Search Results Ipas’s 2026 report Future-Proofing: The Professionalization of an Anti-Rights Youth Generation examines the recruitment, funding, coordination, and mobilization of young people within anti-rights movements. The report include …