Family Planning meetings & conferences

2014 National Reproductive Health Conference

August 3-6, 2014 Orlando, Florida

We invite you & your colleagues to join us for one of the largest Title X conferences in the nation, the 2014 National Reproductive Health Conference!

This conference is designed for advanced practice nurses, physicians, physician assistants, registered nurses, counselors, social workers, health educators & all other personnel who interact with clients in health centers providing family planning services.

Conference Competencies & Objectives

• Describe current scientific evidence & nationally recognized standards of care in male & female reproductive health care (e.g., risk & disease screening, contraceptive counseling & medical management of common reproductive health care issues)

• Explore evidence-based & emerging family planning service models to assure regulatory compliance, improve efficiency, maximize reimbursement & enhance service delivery

• Implement protocols, communication strategies, & clinical practice strategies that address the diverse needs of women, men, & adolescents in the family planning setting

• Identify concrete strategies for integrating & improving the delivery of family planning & reproductive health services for males

• Discuss current policy issues & their implications for the delivery of family planning services

• Demonstrate required knowledge & skill in selected clinical procedures including urogenital examination, female pelvic & breast examination, microscopy, endometrial & skin biopsy, IUC, & hormonal implant insertion

Reproductive Health 2013

September 19 - 21, 2013 Denver, Colorado

Reproductive Health is the premier conference in reproductive and sexual health sponsored annually by the Association of Reproductive Health Professionals. This clinical conference combines the latest research science with interactive, hands-on training and offers take home points for immediate practice improvement.

Learning Objectives

At the conclusion of Reproductive Health 2013, participants should be able to:

Apply newly acquired knowledge, attitudes, and skills when diagnosing and treating patients of all ages for reproductive and sexual health conditions

Return to their clinical setting with readily implementable "points for practice"

Translate and integrate evidence-based reproductive and sexual health research into their clinical setting

Apply effective communication and counseling skills on reproductive and sexual health conditions and treatment options

Integrate an awareness of current social, political, and legal issues affecting reproductive and sexual health care into clinical practice