CONTEXT Hospital policies and culture affect abortion provision. The prevalence and nature
of colleague opposition to abortion and how this opposition limits abortion care in US …

Objective To assess abortion-related attitudes, practices, and perceptions among physicians
of all specialties at a Wisconsin academic medical center. Study design We developed and …

Background Many physicians who provide abortion care report feeling marginalized within
medicine. Because abortion care can require consultation with many types of physicians …

Objectives: Although only 4% of US abortions take place in hospitals, hospitals serve as the
primary sites for physician training, medically complex abortions, and referral and back-up …

Objective The objective was to understand the motivations around and practices of abortion
referral among women's health providers. Methods We analyzed the written comments from …

CONTEXT: Obstetrics and gynecology residents who are trained in family planning and
intend to provide abortions after residency often do not ultimately do so. The extent of the …

Background Women 18–24 years of age have the highest proportion of unintended
pregnancies of any age group, and thus represent a significant population in need of …

OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the prevalence and features of policies regulating abortion in US
teaching hospitals. METHODS: In this mixed-methods study, we conducted a national survey …

CONTEXT Although some family medicine residency programs include routine opt‐out
training in early abortion, little is known about abortion provision by trainees after residency …

Objectives Abortion is highly stigmatized. Abortion stigma prevents women from speaking
openly about their abortions, leading to an impression that abortion is uncommon, when it is …