Written clinical protocols include the full scope of family planning services as defined in QFP including contraception, pregnancy testing and counseling, achieving pregnancy, basic infertility, STD, and preconception health services. Service sites have current clinical protocols (i.e., revised within the past 12 months) that reflect the most current version of Federal and professional medical associations’ recommendations for each type of service, as cited in QFP. Documentation that clinical staff has participated in training on QFP (e.g., training available from the Title X National Training Centers). A review of medical records and/or observational assessment confirms that the recommended services are provided in a manner consistent with QFP including those identified in Tables 2 and 3 on pages 22-23. 9.7 All projects must provide Evidence that this requirement has been met includes: for medical services related The delegate has written policies and procedures 1. Delegate Policies and Procedures to family planning and the requiring service sites and sub-vendors to provide & Contracts effective usage of medical services related to family planning as contraceptive devices and indicated in this section. This should also be practices (including included in sub-vendor contracts. physician’s consultation, 2. Clinical Protocols Current written (i.e., updated within the past 12 examination, prescription, months) clinical protocols clearly indicate that the and continuing supervision, following services will be offered to female, male laboratory examination, and adolescent clients as appropriate: a broad contraceptive supplies) as range of contraceptives, pregnancy testing and well as necessary referrals 3. Clinical Protocols
Written clinical protocols include the full scope of family planning services as defined in QFP including contraception, pregnancy testing and counseling, achieving pregnancy, basic infertility, STD, and preconception health services. Service sites have current clinical protocols (i.e., revised within the past 12 months) that reflect the most current version of Federal and professional medical associations’ recommendations for each type of service, as cited in QFP. Documentation that clinical staff has participated in training on QFP (e.g., training available from the Title X National Training Centers). A review of medical records and/or observational assessment confirms that the recommended services are provided in a manner consistent with QFP including those identified in Tables 2 and 3 on pages 22-23. 9.7 All projects must provide for medical services related to family planning and the effective usage of contraceptive devices and practices (including physician’s consultation, examination, prescription, and continuing supervision, laboratory examination, contraceptive supplies) as well as necessary referrals Evidence that this requirement has been met includes: The delegate has written policies and procedures requiring service sites and sub-vendors to provide medical services related to family planning as indicated in this section. This should also be included in sub-vendor contracts. Current written (i.e., updated within the past 12 months) clinical protocols clearly indicate that the following services will be offered to female, male and adolescent clients as appropriate: a broad range of contraceptives, pregnancy testing and 1. Delegate Policies and Procedures & Contracts 2. Clinical Protocols 3. Clinical Protocols