RHNTC Updates

• *NEW* The Need for Accepting and Affirming Care in Title X Settings Video Series
• Resources for Transgender Awareness Month
• Finding Answers to your FPAR 2.0 Questions—Webinar Recording Available
• Inspire Change Through Social Media: A Toolkit for OPA TPP Grantees en Español
• Working with Gatekeepers—Archived Webinar
• *NEW* Putting the QFP into Practice eLearning Series—en Español
• Recognizing Urgent Maternal Warning Signs in the Postpartum Period Webinar

• Drop In Active Learning Session—NEXTSTELLIS®
• New Billing & Coding for Hypertension Job Aid and Podcast
• New Reproductive Justice Podcast Series
• Save the date for the 2023 NRHC & join the planning committee!

In case you missed it, the RHNTC hosted a webinar in October that gave an overview of resources available to support Title X grantees and subrecipients in their transition to FPAR 2.0. Additionally, the webinar showed how to find available FPAR 2.0 information and guidance, as well as how to apply this information and find answers to FPAR 2.0-related questions. Watch the recording.

This social media toolkit provides sample content and images that TPP Program grantees can use to communicate with young people. Content includes affirming and supportive health promotion messages that encourage young people to reach their full potential and take control of their reproductive well-being. Images are provided in dimensions for Facebook/Instagram and Twitter and can be customized with your agency’s logo using the step-by-step instructions. The toolkit is available in English and Spanish.

This archived webinar from the Office of Population Affairs (OPA) presented experiences, examples, and best practices related to working with gatekeepers to recruit youth for evaluations. Attention was paid to working with gatekeepers in clinical, school, and juvenile justice settings, but the information provided could be applied to working with gatekeepers in other settings. The webinar also offered an opportunity for TPP grantees to discuss their challenges, experiences, ideas, knowledge, and successes from their own work with gatekeepers to recruit youth. Watch the recording.

The first four eLearning modules in the Putting the QFP into Practice series are now available in Spanish. Enroll in each course to earn continuing education credits:

• Introducción a las Recomendaciones de Planificación Familiar de Calidad (Introduction to Quality Family Planning (QFP) Recommendations)
• Introducción a la Anatomía y Fisiología de la Reproducción (Introduction to Reproductive Anatomy and Physiology)
• Determinación de la necesidad de servicios de su cliente y conversación sobre las metas reproductivas (Determining Your Client’s Need for Services and Discussing Reproductive Goals)
• Pruebas de Embarazo y Asesoramiento (Pregnancy Testing and Counseling)

Pregnancy-related deaths can occur up to one year after the end of pregnancy, yet more than 80% of maternal deaths are preventable. Native American, Alaska Native, and Black women are two to three times more likely to die of pregnancy-related causes than White women. Based on recommendations from the Alliance for Innovation on Maternal Health (AIM), this session will cover the importance of screening for—and flagging—urgent maternal warning signs in order not to miss postpartum warning signs, like cardiomyopathy, that can lead to death. Speakers will also share strategies and resources from AIM and the RHNTC that can support providers and staff to recognize and respond to these urgent signs. This session is intended for non-obstetrical clinical services providers and staff. Register for the webinar.

Join the NCTCFP for a virtual Drop In Active Learning Session (DIALS) focused on understanding and supporting client use of the combined oral contraceptive Nextstellis®. Register for the DIALS.