Three easy steps to providing mifepristone
For ob/gyns who are seeking concrete steps to incorporate the newest evidence into practice, refer to these easy steps.
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For ob/gyns who are seeking concrete steps to incorporate the newest evidence into practice, refer to these easy steps and to 'Mifepristone and misoprostol: Medical management of missed abortion' for access to the required forms.
Step 1
SIGN UP: Complete Prescriber Agreement and Account Setup Form
Step 2
ORDER: Once registered, you may order the medication to be stocked in the office.
Step 3
- Review and sign the Patient Agreement form.
- Provide the patient with a copy of the signed Patient Agreeement Form and the Medication Guide
- Have the patient take the medication in your office
The Patient and Agreement and the Medication Guide are:
- Available online in eight languages
- When specifically for the purpose of induced abortion care but still required when used for evidence-based off-label care, including early pregnancy loss.
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