Resources
Decision-Making Tools
We use systematic, user-centred design principles to develop tools to support decision-making for sexual and reproductive health choices. These include resources for community members and clinicians.
It’s My Choice: A patient decision aid for method of first trimester abortion
Available in English, French, Mandarin, and Punjabi. Funded by Health Canada and hosted by the Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada (SOGC) on www.sexandu.ca.
Canadian Abortion Providers — Medication Abortion Prescribers Checklist
Funded by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research and hosted on the Canadian Abortion Providers Support Platform, a community of practice hosted by the SOGC.
My Next Birth: A patient decision aid for choice of mode of birth after a previous caesarean
Developed in partnership with the BC Government, Provincial Health Services Authority, and regional BC health authorities. Hosted by Perinatal Services BC.
Publications
For a selection of peer-reviewed publications from our lab, visit Dr. Munro’s PubMed bibliography:
Videos
We have developed a series of videos that support users navigating the It’s My Choice patient decision aid. These were funded by Health Canada and are hosted on the SOGC YouTube channel.
It’s My Choice: About the Tool
How do I ask for an abortion?
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What is a medication abortion?
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What is a procedural abortion?
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Infographics
We work with community partners to develop graphic resources that raise awareness, educate, and support evidence-informed policy. Below is a sample of our recent work.
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Matriarch and Knowledge Keepers - Values in Research
A graphic representation of the guiding principles for practicing relationality in research with Indigenous communities. This work was facilitated by Story Project co-lead Danette Jubinville.
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Coming Together at the Kitchen Table
Graphic recording of a Kitchen Table Talk facilitated by MSc student Piper Scott-Fiddler, to explore Métis peoples’ needs for contraception and abortion health services.
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Trauma Informed Research Guide
Trauma Informed Practices are techniques to promote safety, empowerment, and respect for folks conducting or participating in research. This work was developed through the Ask Us project by a youth partner, Kaiya Jacob, with support from Danette Jubinville.
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Care Options & Reproductive Access for Newcomer Youth in BC
A visual synthesis of results of two workshops involving 12 settlement service provider organizations. In this work convened by PhD student Zeba Khan, we identified the gaps and opportunities for sexual and reproductive healthcare for newcomer youth.
