Reproductive Health Connection Hub

Oregon community health centers are well positioned to support patients across a range of reproductive health needs, including healthy relationships, family planning, contraception, and perinatal health. This page highlights key resources and OPCA initiatives related to reproductive health. To connect with fellow community health center professionals and exchange resources about this topic, please register for the group listserv.

Resources

Free Quality Improvement Support to Strengthen Contraceptive Care and Family Planning Services

OPCA and Upstream USA are partnering to help Oregon community health centers strengthen contraceptive care and family planning services. Participating health centers receive free training, technical assistance, workflow support, and implementation funding to expand access to high-quality, patient-centered care. Upstream also helps health centers streamline UDS reporting by embedding standardized family planning screening tools into EHR workflows, supporting HRSA reporting requirements.

UCSF’s Reproductive Health Hotline

Staffed by UCSF board-certified OB/Gyn and Family Physicians with specialized expertise in sexual and reproductive health (SRH), ReproHH is a hotline that provides clinical information to all U.S.-based healthcare providers, regardless of experience level. ReproHH is a free, confidential service for real-time, evidence-informed guidance on contraception, miscarriage management, abortion management, pregnancy management, sexually transmitted infections, menopause, and other reproductive health topics.

Whether you have a quick clinical question or are working through a complex patient scenario, call 1-844-ReproHH (844-737-7644) from Monday through Friday, 7 am-4 pm PT. Learn more.

Training and Continuing Education

WEBINAR: Foundations of Contraceptive Care (presented by Upstream USA)

Learners will leave this training with a stronger understanding of why contraceptive care is basic healthcare, the historical and current barriers patients face in accessing it, and how to offer contraceptive services in a way that centers each patient’s unique reproductive goals, needs, and preferences.

  • Format: 1 hour, self-paced eLearning (four 15-minute lessons)
  • Credits: 1.0 CE/CME
  • Best for: Any clinical or administrative staff member looking to elevate the patient experience and enhance care delivery

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