Clinical Training Center for Sexual and Reproductive Health
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Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Detailed guest interviews connect sexual and reproductive health protocols with patient autonomy, communication, access, and the realities of clinical practice.
Clinical Chats: a Podcast for Sexual and Reproductive Health Professionals turns clinical guidance into careful, usable conversations. Guest interviews stay close to decisions made in the exam room, from conducting an HIV risk assessment and interpreting syphilis tests to…
A negative syphilis test and a worrying exam? You get next steps, not a shrug.
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A steady adolescent care guide that turns confidentiality, screening, and family involvement into usable clinical language.
This episode treats adolescent sexual and reproductive health care as a real clinic visit, not a slogan. Dr. Aletha Akers, Dr. Kristen Metcalf-Wilson, and Dr.
A practical clinic discussion of syphilis testing, same day treatment, and the work of making it fit day to day.
The episode treats point of care syphilis testing as a clinic problem, not a policy slogan, and that is where it is most useful. It lays out when same day testing and treatment may fit in Title X and other sexual and reproductive health settings, then gets into the unglamorous…
A careful clinical discussion of harm reduction, pregnancy, and matching care to the patient’s actual needs.
The episode treats harm reduction as both a philosophy and a clinical practice for sexual and reproductive healthcare professionals, and it stays focused on what clinicians should do. Dr.
A practical look at HIV, pregnancy, and reproductive justice.
Clinical Chats closes its reproductive justice series with a tight discussion of HIV, pregnancy, and how clinicians can support patients who want to become pregnant while living with HIV. The conversation stays practical.
A practical, clinic-facing look at adolescent male sexual and reproductive health, with a clear focus on prevention and PrEP.
This episode looks at sexual and reproductive health care for adolescent and young male clients with a practical lens. It starts with how adolescence is defined and keeps the focus on care that can still work as young men's needs change.
A clinical look at environmental exposures in reproductive care.
This episode treats environmental health as part of reproductive justice and routine reproductive care, not a side topic. It defines the environment in plain terms: where people live, work, play, and worship, then connects that frame to pregnancy and preconception visits as…
A practical overview of Indian health care systems and the disparities shaping outcomes.
The episode lays out the Indian Health Service, Tribal Health Services, and Urban Indian Health Organizations, then shows how that structure can shape care differently for American Indian and Alaska Native clients.
A serious look at how birth control responsibility gets assigned, and how that can constrain reproductive autonomy.
The conversation treats the gendering of birth control as a reproductive-justice issue, asking who is expected to prevent pregnancy and how that burden falls along gender lines. Katherine Atchison's exchange with Crystal E.
Peter Attia evaluates longevity science, from CETP inhibitors to protein debates, through evidence.
Morning medical evidence, compressed for practice.
Medical research, translated through patient experience.
Clinical Chats turns to health needs and disparities among trans and gender diverse people in the U.S.
Clinical Chats, from the Clinical Training Center for Sexual and Reproductive Health, focuses on Ohio v.
This episode looks at sterilization as a contraceptive option in the United States.
The conversation centers on routine syphilis testing and treatment in sexual and reproductive health care.
Clinical Chats: a Podcast for Sexual and Reproductive Health Professionals uses Maeve Wallace, PhD, to separate pregnancy-related death from pregnancy-associated death, including causes such as hemorrhage, preeclampsia, suicide, homicide, and car accidents.
This episode introduces what Title X and sexual and reproductive health clinicians should know about anal pathology.
Clinical Chats looks at how intimate partner violence contributes to pregnancy-associated death in the United States.
Clinical Chats shifts into HIV risk assessment in family planning settings.
Clinical Chats’ "Coding with Ann Episode 24: Updates on Common LARC Miscodes" focuses on how to bill IUDs and implants correctly, with Anne Finn walking through same-day counseling, insertion, pregnancy testing, and STI screening.
A clinical podcast for sexual and reproductive health professionals discussing first steps in fertility, including talking, screening, and testing.
This episode features Amy Weber from Denver Sexual Health Clinic discussing STI Express visits, which are streamlined appointments for asymptomatic patients, often handled by RNs.
This episode discusses burnout and resilience in sexual and reproductive health settings, featuring experts Dr.
Clinical Chats turns to adolescent sexual and reproductive health care.
Hosts introduce themselves and preview the upcoming season of a podcast for sexual and reproductive health professionals.
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Clinical Chats focuses on point-of-care testing and same-day treatment for syphilis.
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This episode of Clinical Chats features Dr.
Clinical Chats turns to harm reduction counseling in sexual and reproductive healthcare with Mishka Turplin, MD, MPH.
Katherine Atchison closes the series by focusing on HIV, pregnancy, and reproductive justice.
This episode features Dr.
Coding expert Ann Finn explains the major 2021 updates to Evaluation and Management (E&M) outpatient visit coding guidelines for sexual and reproductive health professionals.
This episode announces the rebranding of the National Clinical Training Center for Family Planning and its podcast to better reflect inclusive, patient-centered sexual and reproductive health services.
Katherine Acheson opens the conversation by introducing an April 2023 Clinician Cafe on reimagining sexual and reproductive health services for male clients.
The host opens by framing environmental health through reproductive justice.
Catherine Atchison opens the conversation with a direct question about the Indian health care system.
Katherine Atchison starts with a pointed question about the gendering of birth control.
This episode covers best practices for billing and coding IUD-related services, including insertion, removal, and reinsertion, with a focus on proper reimbursement.
A healthcare coding expert discusses common miscodes for long-acting reversible contraception (LARC) services and their impact on revenue.
An interview with Dr.
This episode discusses providing sexual and reproductive healthcare to adolescents with disabilities, including definitions and clinical considerations.
A discussion of new CDC treatment recommendations for gonorrhea infections with an infectious disease expert.
This episode discusses the new ASCCP risk management guidelines for abnormal cervical cancer screening tests and their implementation in clinics.
An overview of substance use disorder and medications for opioid use disorder for clinicians in family planning settings.