Interconception Care Training Toolkit
The Interconception Toolkit was developed by Merry-K. Moos, BSN (FNP), MPH, FAAN. Merry-K serves as a consultant for the Center for Maternal and Infant Health for the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She also served as a consultant to the National Healthy Start Association on the creation of this toolkit.
This Toolkit is supported by Grant #G23MC07677 from the Maternal and Child Health Bureau, Health Resources and Services Administration in the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
- The Interconception Care Toolkit modules are designed to enhance users' knowledge of interconception health related subjects.
- There are links to internet resources throughout the Modules to help you learn the content.
- There are questions and scenarios in each Module which will help you use the information you are learning.
- At the end of each of the Modules you will be able to quiz yourselves on what you have learned.
Module 1: The Birds, The Bees, The Plan
Helping Your Clients Plan Their Futures and Their Families
Part 1:
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Grasping the Basics of Reproduction
Part 2:
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Considering If and When to Become Pregnant Again
Part 3:
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From Plan to Action: Finding and Using the Right Contraception
Part 4:
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Module 2: Weighty Matters: Understanding and Addressing Postpartum Weight Retention in the Interconception Period
Part 1: Start Now!
Module 3: Chronic Diseases
Part 1: Start Now!
Part 2: Start Now!
Module 4: Poor Perinatal Outcomes
Part 1: Start Now!
Stress and Depression Training Toolkit
The Stress and Depression Toolkit was developed by Fleda Mask Jackson, PhD. Fleda is a scholar, researcher, and activist whose work is intended to advance health equity through the study, measurement, and translation/application of research findings on the racial and gendered stress experiences of African American women. This Toolkit is supported by Grant #G23MC07677 from the Maternal and Child Health Bureau, Health Resources and Services Administration in the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.