Here you can find practice guidelines, clinical reports, interactive tools, and other resources designed for health care providers.
Advance provision of emergency contraception for pregnancy prevention, a podcast from The Cochrance Library
Argumentos para la defensa legal de la AE (spanish) from CLAE and ICEC
Barriers to Emergency Contraception (EC): Does Promoting EC Increase Risk For Contacting Sexually Transmitted Infections, HIV/AIDS? from Medscape
Characteristics Associated with Emergency Contraception Use by Family Planning Patients: A Prospective Cohort Study from Guttmacher Institute
A Clinician’s Guide to Providing Emergency Contraceptive Pills (PDF) from Pacific Institute of Women’s Health
Consensus Grows that Patients’ Needs Ultimately Outweigh Providers’ Right to Refuse Services from the Guttmacher Institute
Contraceptive Behavior and Risk Taking Among Adolescents from Medscape
Emergency Contraception (EC) and Adolescents from Physicians for Reproductive Choice and Health
Emergency Contraception: Effective Use from Medscape (free registration required)
Emergency Contraception: A Last Chance to Prevent Unintended Pregnancy (PDF) by James Trussell, PhD, and Elizabeth G. Raymond, MD, MPH
Emergency Contraception: A Practitioner's Guide from Physicians for Reproductive Choice and Health
Emergency contraception: dispelling the myths and misperceptions from the World Health Organization
Emergency Contraception Prevents Fertilization, Not Implantation, Studies Show from the Population Council
Emergency Contraception Without Prescription: Change in Access to Teenage Women From Medscape
Emergency Contraceptive Pills, Second Edition, a Training Manual from Pathfinder International
EC in the ER Policy Toolkit: Contact the Education Fund’s MergerWatch Project at info@mergerwatch.org, or (518) 436-8408 ext 214
Facts About Emergency Contraception (Also available in Spanish) 
ICEC Panel in Dakar - Presentations from International Consortium for Emergency Contraception (ICEC)
Introducing EC: A Framework from International Consortium for Emergency Contraception
The Lancet series – Sexual and Reproductive Health (free registration required)
Limited Success: One Year of Access to Emergency Contraception (PDF) from the National Organization for Women Foundation
More U.S. Women Using 'Morning-After' Pill: Study from MedScape
Online Emergency Contraception (EC) Training Program for pharmacists and health care professionals in the US
Pharmacists' Attitudes and Awareness of Emergency Contraception for Adolescents from Advocates for Youth
Pharmacy Refusal Toolkit, Protecting Women’s Rights at the Pharmacy Counter: Advocacy Strategies from States and Localities (PDF) from MergerWatch
Preventing Unplanned Pregnancy: The Continued Need for Clinical Education about Emergency Contraception
Providers’ Perspectives: Perceived Barriers to Contraceptive Use in Youth and Young Adults, a report from the ARHP and the National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy
Safety of levonorgestrel-alone emergency contraceptive pills from WHO
Scientific evidence confirms once again that levonorgestrel emergency contraception does not interfere with implantation from The International Consortium for Emergency Contraception (ICEC) and the International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics (FIGO)
State Policies in Brief: Emergency Contraception from Guttmacher
Teens and Emergency Contraceptive Pills: Issues for Health Care Providers & Educators from Advocates for Youth
The Morning After: A History of Emergency Contraception in the United States from Rutgers Press
Topics In Brief from The Resource Center for Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention
Update on Emergency Contraception Clinincal Proceedings
What You Need to Know fact sheets: The Difference Between Medical Abortion and Emergency Contraceptive Pills
What You Need to Know fact sheets: The Facts About Emergency Contraception
