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RCOG - Abortion Provider Stigma Study **links fixed**
Suzanna Bright
Dear global colleagues, Français ci-dessous **Apologies for the broken links in the earlier version of this email. Please see below full hyperlinks to each language, please note these may take up to 30s to load**
The Royal College of OBGYNs (UK) Centre for Women’s Global Health have partnered with the Open University (ethical approval no. HREC/3994/Hoggart) to conduct a global study into abortion care providers experiences of stigma. This study is part of the RCOG's “Making abortion safe” programme and is intended to generate evidence that we can use to develop resources and tools to help address abortion-related stigma and burnout.
If you are a clinically trained abortion and/or post-abortion care provider this is your opportunity to share your experiences and help us to develop resources and tools to address abortion-related stigma and burnout amongst healthcare providers. Participation should take no longer than 20 minutes and will be invaluable to this research. The survey has been EXTENDED and will close on 23rd July 2021. FRENCH https://r1.dotdigital-pages.com/p/6PJW-6TG/stigmasurvey ENGLISH https://r1.dotdigital-pages.com/p/6PJW-6D2/stigmasurvey ARABIC https://r1.dotdigital-pages.com/p/6PJW-6D1/stigmasurvey SPANISH https://r1.dotdigital-pages.com/p/6PJW-6TF/stigmasurvey PORTUGUESE https://r1.dotdigital-pages.com/p/6PJW-6TH/stigmasurvey
If you can support further dissemination of this survey with other providers please use the attached poster or forward this email. As we need to track response rates we would appreciate if you could email us with details of the number of people it has been sent to.
*********** **Pardon pour les liens cassés dans la version précédente de cet email. Veuillez voir ci-dessous le lien complet, veuillez noter que le chargement peut prendre jusqu'à 30s**
Le Centre pour la santé mondiale des femmes du Royal College of OBGYNs (Royaume-Uni) s'est associé à l'Open University pour mener une étude mondiale sur les expériences de stigmatisation des prestataires de soins d'avortement (numéro d'approbation éthique: HREC/3994/Hoggart ). Cette étude fait partie du programme « Rendre l'avortement sans danger » du RCOG et vise à générer des preuves que nous pouvons utiliser pour développer des ressources et des outils pour aider à lutter contre la stigmatisation et l'épuisement professionnel liés à l'avortement.
Si vous êtes un prestataire de soins ayant reçu une formation clinique en matière d'avortement et/ou de soins post-avortement, voici l'occasion de partager vos expériences et de nous aider à développer des ressources et des outils pour lutter contre la stigmatisation et l'épuisement liés à l'avortement chez les prestataires de soins de santé.
La participation ne devrait pas prendre plus de 20 minutes et sera inestimable pour cette recherche. L'enquête se termine le 23 juillet 2021
FRANCAIS https://r1.dotdigital-pages.com/p/6PJW-6TG/stigmasurvey
Si vous pouvez contribuer à la diffusion de cette enquête auprès d'autres prestataires, veuillez utiliser l'affiche ci-jointe ou transférer cet e-mail. Comme nous avons besoin de suivre les taux de réponse, nous vous serions reconnaissants de nous envoyer par e-mail le nombre de personnes auxquelles l'enquête a été envoyée.
With best wishes, Cordialement,
Suzanna Bright (She/Her) | Making Abortion Safe – M&E Manager E sbright@... | T +44 (0) 20 7772 6200 W rcog.org.uk | S @RCObsGyn 10-18 Union Street, London SE1 1SZ
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Re: [External] Re: [IBPnetwork] [EXT] RCOG Abortion/post-abortion care provider stigma study
Roger Rochat
Thanks Mo, we are trying now to publish study on topic, very important.
Roger hi in Egypt would like to engage topic? Can we be helpful? Thanks. Roger
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Re: [EXT] RCOG Abortion/post-abortion care provider stigma study
Moinsalima Hassane
Chers collègues du monde entier francophone, Voici la traduction française du message, Le Centre pour la santé mondiale des femmes du Royal College of OBGYNs (Royaume-Uni) s'est associé à l'Open University pour mener une étude mondiale sur les expériences de stigmatisation des prestataires de soins d'avortement. Cette étude fait partie du programme « Rendre l'avortement sans danger » du RCOG et vise à générer des preuves que nous pouvons utiliser pour développer des ressources et des outils pour aider à lutter contre la stigmatisation et l'épuisement professionnel liés à l'avortement. La participation ne devrait pas prendre plus de 20 minutes et sera inestimable pour cette recherche. L'enquête se termine le 16 juillet 2021. Cordialement, Salma Hassane , Spécialiste en santé publique Envoyé de mon iPhone
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Re: [EXT] RCOG Abortion/post-abortion care provider stigma study
OUEDRAOGO Harouna
Thank you for sharing this information. Harouna OUEDRAOGO Directeur Exécutif ouedharouna@... ouedharouna@... 01BP 2186 Ouaga 01 Skype Id:ouedharouna Gsm : 000226 70121392 *| *00226 78126770 WhatsApp:0022675006715 office: 00226 25471354 *facebook.com/sosjdbf* <https://www.facebook.com/sosjdbf> *|* * twitter.com/SOSJD_asso <https://twitter.com/SOSJD_asso> * .
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Re: [EXT] RCOG Abortion/post-abortion care provider stigma study
Karamoko Keita
Bonsoir Pensez a nous les francophones pour nous permettre de suivre . Merci Cordialement Dr keita
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Tidiane Bamadio
Bonjour. Veillez écrire en français. Merci.
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Angela Chang
Thank you for sharing, before I disseminate in GANM IBP, is there an IRB number I can add to the study?
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[EXT] RCOG Abortion/post-abortion care provider stigma study
Carolin Ekman
Dear global colleagues, The Royal College of OBGYNs (UK) Centre for Women’s Global Health have partnered with the Open University to conduct a global study into abortion care providers experiences of stigma. This study is part of the RCOG's “Making abortion safe” programme and is intended to generate evidence that we can use to develop resources and tools to help address abortion-related stigma and burnout.
With best wishes,
Suzanna Bright (She/Her) | Making Abortion Safe – M&E Manager E sbright@... | T +44 (0) 20 7772 6200 W rcog.org.uk | S @RCObsGyn 10-18 Union Street, London SE1 1SZ
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Submit your Ideas for a Peer Assist hosted by the FP/RH Scale-up COP on August 10
Hi all, What issues are you or your project facing related to scale? We are soliciting challenges that could benefit from discussion and expertise within our Community of Practice via a Peer Assist for the August meeting of the Systematic Approaches for Scale-Up of FP/RH Best Practices COP. Peer assists are a participatory learning technique that involves a facilitated discussion whereby peers with relevant experience share their knowledge, often in the form of lessons learned or best practices, to brainstorm solutions. If you have a challenge you’d welcome a group of like-minded colleagues to chew on, please e-mail Sarah at sbrittingham@.... Even if you don’t have your challenge fully articulated, please reach out to let us know you are interested by July 13 - we can help. Peer assists can be particularly helpful if you are starting a new activity and would like to learn from others' experience, you've encountered a problem that others have solved, or you'd like to learn about new approaches another project has successfully implemented. Best, Sarah, Kirsten, Trinity, and Sarah Sarah Brittingham, MA, MPH | Technical Officer, Research Utilization 359 Blackwell Street, Suite 200 | Durham, NC 27701 O: 919.544.7040 | sbrittingham@... | www.fhi360.org
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Invitation: Training Workshop- Building Capacity to Improve Pharmaceutical and Medical (PMC) Management in Humanitarian and Disaster Settings
Nadia Olson
Dear
Colleagues,
We have a few more spots open for our Nairobi supply chain training and so, given that availability, I am sending this around to make sure everyone gets a chance to apply who is interested. The workshop is focused on folks already residing in Nairobi. If you're interested, please apply right away since these few remaining openings will likely fill up quickly. JSI Research & Training Institute, Inc. (JSI), with support from USAID BHA, is pleased to invite you to apply for a 5 day health commodity supply chain management workshop. The workshop targets mid-level country or regional staff working in fragile and humanitarian settings. Workshop objectives, locations and dates can be found in the attached invitation.
Training Workshop: Building Capacity to Improve Pharmaceutical and Medical (PMC) Management in Humanitarian and Disaster Settings | Application Location: Nairobi, Kenya Date: August 23-27, 2021
Due to COVID restrictions, JSI policies, and guidance from USAID BHA, this workshop will be limited to individuals already in Nairobi. We cannot facilitate any international travel to attend the training. If you reside in Nairobi or happen to already be in Nairobi and all your country entrance requirements can be managed without any support from our project, you are welcome to join. Otherwise, we, unfortunately, cannot support your participation at this juncture. Application for interested persons is open at the following LINK. Please note that space is limited and JSI will give priority to BHA implementing partners and that this workshop may be postponed or cancelled based on local (Kenya) COVID or other related travel restrictions, if any, at the time of the training.
Please reach out to (daniel_delacy@...) with any questions. We look forward to hearing from you!
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Better health outcomes. For all.
Dear Colleagues,
Some of you had trouble viewing the flyer. Please see new flyer and link below. Note that no advance registration is required.
Just join directly on Tuesday 6th July at 9hCEST or 14h30CEST.
Link to Join: www.bit.ly/cervicalcancerGL
Password: LAUNCH.123
Sent: Monday, June 28, 2021 6:42 PM
To: global@...
Subject: FWD: Launch of cervical cancer screening and treatment recommendations - 6 JULY
Dear IBP Colleagues
Please see information below about the launch of new WHO Cervical Cancer Screening and Treatment Recommendations.
Dear colleagues,
We are very pleased to share with you some exciting news! We are launching the cervical cancer screening and treatment recommendations scheduled for:
6 July, 2021
9:00-10:30 Central European Time
&
14:30-16:00 Central European Time (repeated)
Attached are the flyers for this Launch - The Link and password for how to join are on the flyer-- no pre-registration is necessary. The two sessions will be identical, so please join whichever is more convenient for you!
We hope that
1) you will be able to join one of these sessions, AND
2) you will SHARE the launch flyers and announcement WIDELY on your network/academic/social media platforms
Warm regards,
Nathalie
Nathalie Broutet, MD, PhD
Department of Reproductive Health and Research
World Health Organization,
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Nandita Thatte, DrPH
Department of Sexual and Reproductive Health
World Health Organization
Geneva, Switzerland
Email: thatten@...
Dear IBP Colleagues
Dear colleagues,
We are very pleased to share with you some exciting news! We are launching the cervical cancer screening and treatment recommendations scheduled for:
6 July, 2021
9:00-10:30 Central European Time
&
14:30-16:00 Central European Time (repeated)
Attached are the flyers for this Launch - The Link and password for how to join are on the flyer-- no pre-registration is necessary. The two sessions will be identical, so please join whichever is more convenient for you!
We hope that
1) you will be able to join one of these sessions, AND
2) you will SHARE the launch flyers and announcement WIDELY on your network/academic/social media platforms
Warm regards,
Nathalie
Nathalie Broutet, MD, PhD
Department of Reproductive Health and Research
World Health Organization,
t: + 41 22 791 3336
m +41 795 167815
e: broutetn@...
20 ave Appia CH-1211 Geneva 27
www.who.int/reproductivehealth
Twitter: @HRPresearch
Nandita Thatte, DrPH
Department of Sexual and Reproductive Health
World Health Organization
Geneva, Switzerland
Email: thatten@...
Dear community,
We would like to inform you that the WHO/IBP Network has extended the deadline to submit your story on how you have adapted and implemented WHO guidelines and tools on comprehensive abortion care in local settings.
The new deadline is 14 July 2021.
Don't miss this opportunity to receive a grant and technical support to document your implementation experiences!
For more details on how to apply, please see the attached flyer.
Sent: Wednesday, June 16, 2021 7:42 PM
To: global@...
Subject: REMINDER: Apply for a grant and technical support to document your abortion guideline implementation story!
Don't miss this opportunity to receive a grant and technical support to document your implementation experiences!
CALL FOR LESSONS LEARNED FROM IMPLEMENTING WHO GUIDELINES ON ABORTION CARE
IBP Network, based at the World Health Organization (WHO) headquarters, invites you to share your local Implementation Story on how you have used and adapted WHO guidelines and tools related to CAC. Selected applicants will be supported by the IBP Network in capturing and conveying their lessons learnt, challenges faced and recommendations, using a storytelling format. They will also receive a stipend to support their documentation process.
Deadline: 30 June.
Photo credit: Yagazie Emezi/Getty Images/Images of Empowerment
WHO guidelines and tools that address sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) are widely disseminated amongst high level policy stakeholders. There is, however, limited documentation on how these guidelines and tools are practically implemented and adapted on the ground, and on the impact that such implementation can have for individuals and communities.
Efficient and innovative documentation contributes to the wider evidence base around successful implementation and scale-up of evidence-based interventions in SRHR, while also encouraging learning from and sharing of real-life experiences of what works and what does not work in local contexts.
In an effort to encourage documentation and sharing of concrete use of WHO guidelines and tools in local settings, the IBP Network calls for experiences on how WHO guidelines and tools related to comprehensive abortion care (CAC) have been implemented by stakeholders at country level.
Selected applicants will be supported by the IBP Network in capturing and conveying their lessons learnt, challenges faced and recommendations, using a storytelling format. They will also receive a stipend of $2400 to support their documentation process.
Has your organization implemented any WHO guidelines or tools related to CAC? Take this opportunity to receive support documenting your work and impact in innovative ways - as well as to share your experiences with other SRHR stakeholders around the world!
For further details, see the attached call.
This project is our second initiative to collect implementation stories in the space of SRHR. The first round of IBP Implementation Stories, capturing use of FP/RH guidelines and High Impact Practices, generated 15 fantastic story briefs. Visit the IBP Platform to read all 15 winning stories.
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Please register here: https://bit.ly/3vO8IVH
Ados V. May, MPA | IBP Network | Senior Technical Advisor
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From: HRP Communication <hrpcommunication@...>
Date: 26 June 2021
Subject: Launch of Digital Adaptation Kit for Family Planning: Operational requirements for implementing WHO recommendations in digital systems
Dear colleagues,
The new Digital Adaptation Kit (DAK) for Family Planning supports countries implementing WHO contraception and family planning recommendations in their digital systems.
- Read the web story: Demystifying digital health to improve family planning
- Access the DAK for Family Planning
- Share with your networks using the social media kit attached – or retweet @HRPresaerch
Digital Adaptation Kits, known as DAKs, are a critical layer in WHO’s SMART Guidelines approach to making global guidance more effective across all areas of health and wellbeing.
As countries increasingly invest in digital technologies for health system strengthening, and COVID-19 further accelerates the rise of digital health, DAKs ensure that people – both implementers and users – remain at the heart of the digital journey.
The DAK for Family Planning was developed by WHO, HRP, UNFPA, JSI, and PATH. At WHO, it was jointly led by the Department of Sexual and Reproductive Health and Research (SRH), including the United Nations Special Programme HRP, and the Department of Digital Health and Innovation (DHI).
This DAK uses the algorithms developed from the medical eligibility for contraceptive methods and the WHO MEC app. It also addresses the broader spectrum of quality of care, including screening, testing and counselling for choosing and managing contraceptive methods, care and support for survivors of intimate partner and sexual violence, and considerations for adolescent well-being and promoting self-care interventions to ensure quality of care remains at the heart of the digital journey.
SMART Guidelines from WHO: The DAK for antenatal care (ANC) launched earlier this year, and the approach is being expanded to other health domains. DAKs for HIV and STIs are forthcoming, and DAKs for immunizations, postnatal care (PNC), child health, and self-care interventions are in development. Learn more about the SMART Guideline approach here.
Handles and hashtags: #FamilyPlanning #SRHR #DigitalHealth
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@WHO
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@HRPresearch
Ian Askew
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Tigest Tamrat
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Bernardo Mariano Jr
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Garrett Mehl
@Garrett_Mehl
Natschja Ratanaprayul
@natschjatweets
JSI
@JSIhealth
UNFPA
@UNFPA
PATH
@PATHtweets
Nandita Thatte, DrPH
Department of Sexual and Reproductive Health
World Health Organization
Geneva, Switzerland
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Dear colleagues,
We are pleased to share a new technical brief which looks at the degree to which adolescent sexual and reproductive health services in Côte d’Ivoire, Guinea, Mali, Mauritania, and Niger align with the WHO/UNAID’s Global Standards for Quality Health Care Services for Adolescents.
The brief (which can be accessed here) includes results and recommendations for policymakers and program planners,
Best,
Katelyn
Katelyn Bryant-Comstock | Knowledge Management and Publications Advisor
IntraHealth International | Because Health Workers Save Lives.
6340 Quadrangle Drive, Suite 200 | Chapel Hill, NC 27517
t. +1 (919) 433-5702 | kbryant-comstock@...
WELCOME TO THE HRP COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE ON COMPREHENSIVE ABORTION CARE!
We recently sent out the below information on a new Community of Practice (CoP) on comprehensive abortion care (CAC).
This Community of Practice is hosted on the WHO/IBP Network Platform (www.ibpnetwork.org), a one-stop-shop that gives you access to a range of CoPs, resources and events on a variety of SRHR topics.
We are thrilled to see the great interest in this community on abortion care! However, it seems that some of you may have accidentally registered “only” to IBP Platform, without having signed up for this specific abortion community.
We want to make sure that all of you wish to be a part of this abortion community gets full access to it.
To make sure that your member request has been processed correctly, take a few minutes to follow the below steps!
DID YOU ALREADY EXPRESS YOUR INTEREST TO JOIN?
Make sure that you are not only a member of the overall WHO/IBP Network Platform, but also on this specific abortion community.
- Log into the IBP Platform
- Visit the abortion CoP
- Do you have access to the CoP? Great – you are already a member!
- You can start browsing the resources, register to events, or why not leave a message to the other community members in the live feed?
- Are you asked to “join” ? Click on the “join” button!
- Please note that we manually approve all requests, so if you do not receive a confirmation immediately – don’t worry – we will approve your request as soon as we can!
- Still unsure if you are a member of the abortion community? Email ekmanc@... and we will help you!
DIDN’T REQUEST TO JOIN YET, BUT WOULD LIKE TO?
Follow the steps below, based on whether you are already a member of the WHO/IBP Platform, or not:
Not a member of the WHO/IBP Network Platform?
This Community of Practice is hosted on the WHO/IBP Network Platform (www.ibpnetwork.org).
- Click on this link and request an invitation to join the abortion CoP.
- Make sure to click on “Request invitation” (and not “log in”)
- By requesting to join this CoP, you do not only become a member of this abortion CoP, but you also get access to the full range of content on the WHO/IBP Platform, including resources, news, events and other CoPs related to a variety of SRHR topics.
- Please note that we manually approve all requests, so if you do not receive a confirmation immediately – don’t worry – we will approve your request as soon as we can!
Already a member of the WHO/IBP Network Platform?
- Click on this link, log in as usual, and request an invitation to join the abortion CoP.
- Please note that we manually approve all requests, so if you do not receive a confirmation immediately – don’t worry – we will approve your request as soon as we can!
MORE ABOUT THIS COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE
For more information on this abortion CoP, please refer to the attached flyer.
Sent: Thursday, June 17, 2021 9:48 PM
To: global@...
Subject: [EXT] [IBPnetwork] New Abortion Care Community of Practice
Access to quality Comprehensive Abortion Care (CAC), including provision of information, abortion management, and post-abortion care, is essential for the attainment of the highest possible level of sexual and reproductive health.
To facilitate knowledge sharing of evidence-based information and efficient and person-centred practices related to CAC, HRP, based in the WHO Department of Sexual and Reproductive Health and Research (SRH), has formed a new Community of Practice specifically dedicated to CAC.
Join today to:
· access resources including WHO guidelines
· be invited to webinars
· engage in discussions
· share your own knowledge, questions, products, events and ideas
· network and collaborate with others who share an interest in CAC
HOW TO GET STARTED:
Not a member of the WHO/IBP Network Platform?
This Community of Practice is hosted on the WHO/IBP Network Platform (www.ibpnetwork.org).
Click on this link and request an invitation to join the CoP. We will review your request and send you a confirmation shortly thereafter.
By requesting to join this CoP, you not only become a member of this CoP on CAC, but you also get access to the full range of content on the WHO/IBP Platform, including resources, news, events and other CoPs related to a variety of SRHR topics.
Already a member of the WHO/IBP Network Platform?
Click on this link and request an invitation to join the CoP.
Download the flyer
Information on this Community of Practice can also be found in the attached flyer. Please feel free to share broadly within your network.
About HRP:
HRP is the UNDP/UNFPA/UNICEF/WHO/World Bank Special Programme of Research, Development and Research Training in Human Reproduction, based in the WHO Department of Sexual and Reproductive Health and Research (SRH).
Dear IBP Colleagues,
A reminder about the Webinar tomorrow hosted by the IBP Task Team on Covid-19 and FP/RH Services. Please join us to learn more about FP/RH Program Adaptations in Francophone West Africa. The webinar will be in French with English interpretation.
Register Here: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_A9PqghD2QOeileOK-pQiuA
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Nandita Thatte, DrPH
Department of Sexual and Reproductive Health
World Health Organization
Geneva, Switzerland
Email: thatten@...