Background Many factors contribute to the decision to provide abortion in the United States.
We aim to describe pre-residency experiences and decisions that contribute to choosing a …

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 …

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 …

Objective: The declining number of abortion providers in the United States has been
attributed to a decrease in abortion training in obstetrics and gynecology (ob-gyn) residency …

Objectives To explore the impacts of routine family planning and abortion training during
residency on abortion practice between three and ten years after residency. Study Design In …

Objective To describe medical student attitudes and exposure to abortion and pregnancy
options counseling and influences of that experience on the provision of these services in …

Objectives We aimed to explore medical students' residency training decision making after
the fall of Roe v Wade in Texas, where abortion provision is illegal. Methods Between …

Objective Nearly half of obstetrics and gynecology (OB/GYN) residency programs in the
United States lost access to local training in abortion care following the 2022 Dobbs v …

Objective Among family physicians who graduated from residencies with abortion training,
we explore the association between intention to provide abortion at the end of residency and …

Background Abortion has been decriminalized in Canada since 1988 and is considered an
essential medical service. There is concern that decreasing numbers of abortion providers …