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Fourth session of ICAN’s six-part Learning Series on Advancing Contraceptive Equity. The presentation will provide an overview of the Patient Centered Contraceptive Counseling Measure and how it can be used to reduce bias, improve quality of care, and advance equity. Participants will learn effective strategies for capturing PCCC responses. Available resources will be shared.

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A 15-minute training for social service providers and community based organizations. The video introduces the concepts of Reproductive Justice and contraceptive equity, and provides guidance on connecting people to person-centered contraceptive care.

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A 15-minute training for social service providers and community based organizations. The video introduces the concepts of Reproductive Justice and contraceptive equity, and provides guidance on connecting people to person-centered contraceptive care.

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Third session of ICAN’s six-part Learning Series on Advancing Contraceptive Equity. The presentation will provide an overview of the healthcare disparities experienced by LGBTQ+ patients, and how TRUER care principles can be applied to ensure high-quality contraceptive care for these patients. A list of available resources to improve TRUER care delivery to LGBTQ+ patients will be provided.

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Second session of ICAN’s six-part Learning Series on Advancing Contraceptive Equity. The presentation will review how to interpret health center contraceptive coding performance and how to apply coding best practices to maximize reimbursement for LARC and telehealth visits. Participants will learn how to use available resources to improve health center billing and coding practices.

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ICAN! and IPHCA led presentation on expanded Medicaid for family planning. The webinar outlines covered services and how to accurately screen patients for eligibility for coverage. The presentation includes resources to educate staff on this new coverage and facilitate patient enrollment.

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Final session of ICAN’s six-part Learning Series on Improving Quality and Expanding Access. The presentation will review bias and racism in reproductive health care, TRUER care, and Reproductive Justice. Participants will learn how to apply a Reproductive Justice lens to contraceptive care delivery.

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Fifth session of ICAN’s six-part Learning Series on Improving Quality and Expanding Access. The presentation will review contraceptive access and quality measures. Participants will learn health center best practices for applying the ICAN! dashboard to drive quality improvement.

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Fourth session of ICAN’s six-part Learning Series on Improving Quality and Expanding Access. The presentation will review Illinois coverage options and eligibility requirements. Participants will understand the implementation strategies for the Family Planning State Plan Amendment (SPA), and will learn ways to standardize screening and enrollment practices in their health centers to maximize coverage for patients.

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Third session of ICAN’s six-part Learning Series on Improving Quality and Expanding Access. Participants will become more proficient in the accurate capture of the full breadth of their work at health centers, learn ways to task shift to non-billing colleagues to improve patient-centered contraceptive counseling, and generate ideas to maximize efficiency while routinely screening for contraceptive needs and desires.

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Second session of ICAN’s six-part Learning Series on Improving Quality and Expanding Access. Participants will learn about the importance of routine screening for contraceptive needs and desires, and considerations for quick start and same day procedures. They will also be introduced to buy and bill ordering and tracking systems, and best practices to capture revenue when providing same day services.

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Second part of the ICAN! and IPHCA series focused on maternal and reproductive health coverage. This webinar will train health centers on SPA eligibility, patient outreach and engagement, and enrollment best practices. 

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Kicking off ICAN’s six-part Learning Series on Improving Quality and Expanding Access. Participants will learn about the Patient-Centered Contraceptive Counseling (PCCC) measure, share effective strategies for capturing patient experience surveys, and learn how collecting data on patient experience using the PCCC reduces bias and improves the quality of care.

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ICAN! and the Illinois Primary Health Care Association (IPHCA) are collaborating on a two-part webinar series to address how to take significant steps to expand coverage for postpartum care and family planning services.

In this webinar, participants will learn what expanded coverage looks like, who is eligible, and how best to ensure your patients and clients get covered.

Recorded: Wednesday, April 27, 12 – 1 p.m.

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