COVID-19 Resources

The COVID-19 pandemic is continually evolving, as such, it is the SOGC’s priority to collate and post relevant materials and content to support your work. Check back regularly as material will be updated frequently. Please send us your questions or comments so we can get you the resources you need in a timely manner.

(Documents will be posted in their original language received. All SOGC materials will be posted in English and French where possible)

SOGC Resources

SOGC Statement on COVID-19 Vaccination in Pregnancy - Revised and reaffirmed date: January 18th, 2023

COVID-19 Vaccination in Pregnancy

SOGC Sexual Health And Reproductive Equity (SHARE) Committee Statement (April 18, 2020) - Reaffirmed November 9, 2021

Induced Abortion: Updated Guidance during Pandemics and Periods of Social Disruption

SOGC Sexual Health And Reproductive Equity (SHARE) Committee Statement - Revised and reaffirmed November 9, 2021

Contraception Consensus: Updated Guidance during Pandemics and Periods of Social Disruption

SOGC Sexual Health And Reproductive Equity (SHARE) Committee Statement (April 18, 2020) - Reaffirmed November 9, 2021

Canadian Protocol for the Provision of Medical Abortion via Telemedicine

SOGC Statement: Prenatal Screening Update during the COVID-19 Pandemic- Reaffirmed August 20, 2021

Prenatal Screening Update during the COVID-19 Pandemic

SOGC Statement on Choosing Wisely in Obstetrics & Gynaecology During & After the COVID-19 Pandemic - May 5, 2021

Choosing Wisely in Obstetrics & Gynaecology During & After the COVID-19 Pandemic

SOGC Statement on the COVID-19 vaccines and rare adverse outcomes of thrombosis associated with low platelets- April 21, 2021

COVID-19 vaccines and rare adverse outcomes of thrombosis associated with low platelets*

UPDATED: Committee Opinion No. 400: COVID-19 and Pregnancy - Reaffirmed February 15, 2021

Committee Opinion No. 400: COVID-19 and Pregnancy

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*The information contained in this document has been reaffirmed for scientific validity. While this document is no longer identified to be clinically useful for the Canadian health care provider, it may be relevant to providers abroad.