Training Interprofessional Teams to Manage Miscarriage.
We train and support healthcare teams to integrate evidence-based, high quality, patient-centered early pregnancy loss services into their outpatient and emergency room settings.
We train and support healthcare teams to integrate evidence-based, high quality, patient-centered early pregnancy loss services into their outpatient and emergency room settings.
The Training, Education, & Advocacy in Miscarriage Management project (TEAMM) trains and supports healthcare teams to integrate all three forms of early pregnancy loss management – expectant, medication, and manual uterine aspiration – into their office-based and emergency room settings.
Our goal is to bridge the gap between the needs of patients to access high quality early pregnancy loss care and the technical training and practice integration assistance required for clinical sites to offer this service.
Since 2008, TEAMM has assisted over 100 clinical and academic sites in 19 states around the U.S. by offering tailored interventions to help them achieve their goal of integrating early pregnancy loss management into their services and curricula. These sites have included residency programs, academic medical centers, federally qualified health centers, advanced practice clinician training programs, military sites, and independent practices. TEAMM has trained over 4,000 people.
TEAMM trains the entire healthcare team to provide high quality, evidence-based, patient-centered early pregnancy loss services in the outpatient and emergency department. Attend a training, apply to have a training at your clinical site, or contact us.
Learn about and apply for your site to receive intensive, tailored training to facilitate integration of miscarriage services into your clinical practice site.
Learn about future trainings held on the University of Washington campus open to healthcare providers and support staff who care for patients in early pregnancy.
Learn about future trainings, request additional resources, or ask a question.