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Global Resources Launch
View the archived webcast of the Postabortion Care Global Resources: A Guide for Program Design, Implementation, and Evaluation launch held on June 26, 2007. This simultaneous, interactive videoconferencing session connected participants at sites in Bolivia, Ethiopia, Senegal, Tanzania, and the United States. (Sponsored by USAID with assistance from the Health Communication Partnership.)
Click here to view the webcast.
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Nepal On-the-Job Training
Nepal has made an important contribution to addressing training needs for postabortion care. PAC On-The-Job Training, an alternative training approach, was introduced and pilot tested and found to be very effective in producing trained human resource within the institution with minimal support from trainers without compromising quality, was cost effective, and did not disturb the daily routine work at the health facility.
Featured resources from Nepal include:
Welcome to the PAC Global Resources site
This site provides comprehensive, standardized, scientifically accurate, and evidence-based information on postabortion care. It serves as a repository of basic instruments intended for policymakers and program planners who are designing or revising their current postabortion care program. Organizations that provide assistance to PAC programs worldwide may also benefit from the information found here.
The materials found on this site include:
- USAID Postabortion Care Model
- “What Works: A Policy and Program Guide to the Evidence on Postabortion Care”
- Recommended Policies, Service Delivery Guidelines, and Training Curricula
- Assessment Tools
- Client-Provider Communication Materials
- PAC Community Mobilization Facilitator’s Manual
- “ALLOCATE” Model to plan funding levels for reproductive health programs
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