The NASPAG Education Committee assesses educational needs of members and patients and develops educational materials to address these needs. For clinicians, committee members create, and publish, evidence-based Clinical Consensus statements in the Journal of Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology. For patients, committee members create and update patient handouts for the NASPAG website that can be widely accessed. Committee members periodically review and update existing NASPAG educational content. The Education Committee welcomes members at all levels and strives for a layered mentorship approach in crafting and editing these documents which cover a range of simple to complex topics in pediatric and adolescent gynecology. All members are expected to attend at least 75% of meetings, which are held once a month, and actively participate in creating educational content.
The most recent published Clinical Consensus statement is Adolescent Pregnancy Testing: Balancing Confidentiality, Consent and Disclosure.