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Friday, April 15, 2022 | The Latest Research, Commentary, And News From
Health Affairs
Dear John,
**A new article finds that prior to a 2019 rule by the Trump-Pence
administration, Title X improved access to effective contraception in US
safety-net clinics.**
Title X And Contraception Access
In this month's issue of Health Affairs, Blair Darney and coauthors
indicate that community health center clinics that received Title X
funding provided access to the most effective forms of contraception
at about a fifty percent higher rate than clinics that did not receive
Title X funding.
Title X clinics had the highest rates of most-effective method provision
among young adults and adolescents 2016-18, the authors report.
This data is from before enactment of a 2019 rule in which the
Trump-Pence administration weakened the Title X program by implementing
non-evidence-based guidelines, including removal of the requirement to
provide a full range of FDA- approved contraceptive methods.
"Strengthening Title X should continue to be a national health policy
priority," state Darney and coauthors.
Elsewhere At Health Affairs
In Health Affairs Forefront, Sunjay Letchuman and coauthors discuss a
set of revisions to the Community Benefit Standard
,
examining which standards to keep, which to modify or remove, and new
ones to add.
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Title X Improved Access To Most Effective And Moderately Effective
Contraception In US Safety-Net Clinics, 2016-18
Blair G. Darney et al.
Revise The IRS's Nonprofit Hospital Community Benefit Reporting
Standard
Sunjay Letchuman et al.
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