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Virtual Take-One Table

As we shift to more eco-friendly approaches for Reproductive Health 2010, we invite you to check out the virtual take-one table to see what colleague organizations have to share.

• Jacobs Institute of Women's Health
• RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association
• San Francisco Department of Public Health Go Folic! Women's Nutrition Project
• Touch Briefings
  

Jacobs Institute of Women’s Health

• Transforming Maternity Care - 2020 Vision for a High Quality, High Value Maternity Care System, Blueprint for Action and Proceedings from the Childbirth Connection 90th Anniversary Symposium, April 3, 2009, Washington, DC
  This open access Jan/Feb 2010 Supplement of Women’s Health Issues was generously supported by Childbirth Connection, a national, not-for-profit organization founded in 1918 to improve the quality of maternity care through research, education, advocacy, and policy. The goal of this Supplement is to widely disseminate the proceedings of the Childbirth Connection 90th Anniversary policy symposium and the preparatory work that led to the success of the symposium. This symposium produced many recommendations for reform and policy action that are provided in this Supplement as a result of a process carefully mapped by Childbirth Connection and its Symposium Steering Committee under the helm of Executive Director, Maureen Corry, and effortlessly executed by Symposium Director, Rima Jolivet.

• Policy and Financing Issues for Preconception and Interconception Health  
  This open access Nov/Dec 2008 Supplement of Women’s Health Issues contains 13 peer-reviewed manuscripts and two commentaries describing how the nation can improve the health of women and infants with health reforms and more effective public policy.  The CDC's “Recommendations to Improve Preconception Health and Health Care” calls for major reforms in the design of coverage to create a comprehensive women's benefit for women of reproductive age. This should include a "well-woman" benefit consisting of coverage of routine preventive visits (including a pre-pregnancy checkup) and a broad array of treatments to reduce identified risks.

• Women's Health and Health Reform: The Economic Burden of Disease in Women
  This 2009 report, prepared by the Jacobs Institute of Women’s Health with support from the Moving Forward initiative of the Women Donors Network and the Communications Consortium Media Center, estimates the direct and indirect costs of care for women for the major chronic diseases and conditions that they face across the lifespan. It also identifies the key primary care and preventive services that can lead to prevention, early detection or early intervention for these conditions.

RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association

Visit RESOLVE’s Resource Library for everything your patients need to get through the day, the week, the next appointment, the next get-together with family. It’s all here and it’s all for your patients. You’ll find fact sheets, questions to ask, coping strategies, archived TeleSeminars, and more.

San Francisco Department of Public Health Go Folic! Women's Nutrition Project

• The Go Folic! Women’s Nutrition Project is a preconception health program that includes a vitamin distribution component and folic acid public awareness campaign. Materials target teens and adult women, ages 18-26, who are not currently planning pregnancy. Messages were developed with significant impact from members of our target communities.  To obtain editable versions free of charge for use in your own program, please contact Shivaun.Nestor@sfdph.org.
  • Go Folic Client Education Handout: English
  • Go Folic Client Education Handout: Spanish
  • Go Folic Client Education Handout: Chinese
  • Go Folic Parent Information Sheet: English
  • Go Folic Parent Information Sheet: Spanish
  • Go Folic Parent Information Sheet: Chinese

Touch Briefings

	Touchendocrinology.com provides an online platform for Touch Briefings’ endocrinology journal portfolio. Driven by the content of leading review journals European Endocrinology and US Endocrinology, alongside other carefully selected sources, touchendocrinology.com aims to support endocrinologists and leading hospital administrators in continuously developing their knowledge, effectiveness and productivity. Click to view touchendocrinology.com’s open access review articles, case reports and practice guidelines contributed by opinion leaders from a range of endocrinology-related disciplines.
	European Obstetrics & Gynaecology is a peer-reviewed bi-annual journal that includes review articles, case reports, practice guidelines, theoretical discussions, and original research. Guided by an Editorial Board of world-renowned physicians, European Obstetrics & Gynaecology comprises articles from recognized thought leaders to deliver comprehensive updates on important clinical issues facing everyday practice. A key reference and educational tool for the time-pressured physician, European Obstetrics & Gynaecology seeks to disseminate best-practice and assist in the continuous education of professionals in the field.
	Comprising articles contributed by renowned thought leaders, US Obstetrics & Gynecology is a bi-annual peer-reviewed journal that aims to educate through review articles addressing the most important and salient developments in obstetrics and gynecological practice. US Obstetrics & Gynecology endeavors to support physicians, clinicians, and related healthcare professionals in continuously developing their technique, effectiveness of knowledge. The editorial policy has been designed to educate and encourage discussion within the fraternity.