This video provides an animation for the insertion procedure for the 52mg LNG IUD Liletta®.
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IUD Insertion: Kyleena
This video provides an animation for the insertion procedure for the 19.5mg LNG IUD Kyleena®.
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IUD Insertion: Mirena
This video provides an animation for the insertion procedure for the 52mg LNG IUD Mirena®.
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IUD Informed Consent
This video provides information on patient counseling prior to IUD insertion, including discussion of method risks, benefits, alternatives, and expectations.
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IUD Clinical Preparation
This video provides an overview of the clinical steps necessary prior to insertion of an intrauterine device, including information about screening for STIs, pain management, and the supplies required for placement.
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Medical Student Professional Responsibility
This web-based Medical Student Professional Responsibility Module 
is intended to help learners develop skills to manage their own judgmental feelings in patient interactions by encouraging empathy, compassion, or acceptance. This exercise was developed as a values clarification exercise for use with medical students. The Digital Interactive Family Planning Module is designed for individual use on smartphones, tablets, and computers. This module can complement a group setting or be used as a stand-alone tool.
EPL Management in Low Resource Settings
Low resource settings present unique challenges to the evaluation, diagnosis and management of EPL. Using Mulago Hospital in Uganda as one example, adaptations and alterations of clinical protocols are reviewed.
Practice Integration of EPL Management Services
Hear from real providers about how they integrated Early Pregnancy Loss services into their routine practice. Suggestions for implementation and evaluation of new services are presented.