• We have the expertise to package up your brand messages in a solution that meets your customers’ needs. • We know your customers, what they want, and how they want to use your materials. • Our Medical Editorial Team ensures all patient education meets all CMS guidelines for reading-level and content. • Our Digital Design Director ensures all patient education are optimized for CMS guidelines for design and font. • Our User Experience Specialists ensure the Care Carts are designed for multiple devices and optimized for ease-of-use. • This places your materials in the patients hands at the point of care, and creates a win-win collaboration with your customers. DIGITAL EDUCATION EXISTING BRAND ASSETS When choosing a birth control method, it’s important for you to identify your needs and priorities. Use the checklist below to identify which birth control features are most important to you. Identify Your Top Priorities…1,2 Key Issues to Consider1,2 Except for abstinence (ie, not having sex), no method is 100% effective at preventing pregnancy Latex male condoms are the only product that may protect you from STDs when used as directed See the back of this guide for more information on the contraceptive effectiveness of each birth control method. Birth Control Making the choice that is right for you [Account Name] Important Not as Important Key Considerations Not getting pregnant ı ı Many methods are up to 99% effective when used as directed Safety ı ı If you are over age 35 and smoke, your healthcare provider may decide that combination hormonal contraceptives may not be appropriate Protection from STDs ı ı If you use condoms to prevent STDs, you may want a second contraceptive to further reduce your risk of pregnancy Having your monthly period ı ı Think about a method that does not cause fewer or lighter periods Reversible method ı ı Choose a method that is reversible if you want to have children in the future Convenient ı ı Consider a method you don’t have to take every day or requires preparation before having sex STDs=sexually transmitted diseases. 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PRAMS collects state-specifi c, population-based data on maternal attitudes and experiences before, during, and shortly after pregnancy.1,2 5HIHUHQFH &HQWHUVIRU'LVHDVH&RQWURODQG3UHYHQWLRQ35$06TXHVWLRQQDLUHVKWWS ZZZFGFJRYSUDPV4XHVWLRQQDLUHKWP8SGDWHG1RYHPEHU $FFHVVHG$SULO&HQWHUVIRU'LVHDVH&RQWURODQG3UHYHQWLRQ35$06TXHVWLRQQDLUHVKWWS ZZZFGFJRYSUDPV$ERXW35$06KWP 8SGDWHG'HFHPEHU $FFHVVHG$XJXVW 7($5+(5( CARE CART When choosing a birth control method, it’s important for you to identify your needs and priorities. Use the checklist below to identify which birth control features are most important to you. Identify Your Top Priorities…1,2 Key Issues to Consider1,2 Except for abstinence (ie, not having sex), no method is 100% effective at preventing pregnancy Latex male condoms are the only product that may protect you from STDs when used as directed See the back of this guide for more information on the contraceptive effectiveness of each birth control method. Birth Control Making the choice that is right for you [Account Name] Important Not as Important Key Considerations Not getting pregnant ı ı Many methods are up to 99% effective when used as directed Safety ı ı If you are over age 35 and smoke, your healthcare provider may decide that combination hormonal contraceptives may not be appropriate Protection from STDs ı ı If you use condoms to prevent STDs, you may want a second contraceptive to further reduce your risk of pregnancy Having your monthly period ı ı Think about a method that does not cause fewer or lighter periods Reversible method ı ı Choose a method that is reversible if you want to have children in the future Convenient ı ı Consider a method you don’t have to take every day or requires preparation before having sex STDs=sexually transmitted diseases. Remember to check out all the facts, including the risks, before making your decision... take this list to your healthcare provider and discuss the option that best fits your current needs.
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