Quality Family Planning

The CTC-SRH is excited to announce our support and endorsement of the updated quality family planning guidelines (QFP), Providing Quality Family Planning Services in the United States: Recommendations of the U.S. Office of Popul ation Affairs, 2024!

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These new guidelines have been comprehensively enhanced to prioritize patients' values, preferences, and goals, with a strong focus on social justice. They offer evidence-based recommendations on various aspects of sexual and reproductive health (SRH) services, including:

• Screening for need and desire for services
• Contraceptive counseling, provision, and education
• STI-related preventive health services
• Preventive services related to sexual and reproductive health and wellness
• Family building and basic infertility services
• Quality improvement

Access the updated QFP Guidelines directly by downloading the QFP from the American Journal of Preventive Medicine (AJPM) and review the new QFP Guide - a website dedicated to providing context, resources, and summaries of the new guidelines. The RHNTC also created a useful factsheet, QFP 2024 At A Glance.

How the CTC-SRH Will Support Clinicians

• Clinical Updates: Regular updates through our website, newsletter, and podcast to keep you informed about the latest developments related to the updated QFP guidelines.
• Educational Materials: Comprehensive guides and training materials to help you understand and implement the new recommendations.
• Support Tools: Practical tools and resources designed to assist you in providing high-quality SRH care that aligns with the updated QFP guidelines.
• 2025 Virtual National Reproductive Health Conference: This virtual conference on August 6-8 will provide live sessions with OPA and health professionals to discuss adopting the updated QFP guidelines into clinical settings.

Stay tuned for more information and resources as we continue to support the integration of the updated QFP guidelines into clinical practice.

Spread the word as we work together to ensure equitable and high-quality family planning services for all.