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Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASDs) Prevention Tool Kit for
Women’s Health Care Providers

ACOG toolkit coverThe American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG), in collaboration with CDC, has developed the “Drinking and Reproductive Health: A Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders Prevention Tool Kit.

The primary component in the tool kit is a CD-ROM that aims to teach women’s health care providers how to screen and advise all of their patients of reproductive age about risky drinking and encourage the use of effective contraception among patients who continue to engage in risky drinking. It also addresses drinking during pregnancy.

With information on screening, education, and counseling, this publication will help women’s health care clinicians prevent FASDs when they encounter risky drinking, regardless of pregnancy status. This tool kit contains:

  • a brief guide
  • a laminated screening instrument for providers
  • resource information
  • patient handouts that can be downloaded and printed.

Continuing medical education credits are also available.

The tool kit is available at no charge to women’s health care providers. To order the tool kit or download it, click here.
 

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Date: May 2, 2006
Content source: National Center on Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities

 

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K-12 Curriculum: Available from NOFAS

Podcasts on alcohol use and pregnancy available in English and Spanish

State data on alcohol consumption rates among women of childbearing age in 2005 and 2006

Read about the Science Ambassador Program and available lesson plans on FAS for middle and high school classrooms

FAS Guidelines for Referral and Diagnosis
Click here to view or download the Guidelines. [PDF document]
Find out how to order copies

Surgeon General's Advisory on Alcohol Use in Pregnancy [PDF document]

Curricula on FASDs and how to access appropriate services for those with FASDs and their families
 

Pregnancy Information: How to be healthy before, during, and after pregnancy.
Click here to go to CDC's pregnancy information
 
 
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