The impact of COVID-19 on contraception and abortion care policy and practice: experiences from selected countries
No area of healthcare is immune to the impact of COVID-19. The pandemic will affect sexual
and reproductive health (SRH) worldwide in positive and negative ways. Home isolation and
fears of contracting the virus appear to have led to decreased uptake of SRH services,
increased reports of intimate partner violence, and in some settings reduced access to
contraception and safe abortion care. 1 2 Vulnerable populations are disproportionately
affected, including young people, Indigenous peoples, as well as refugees and asylum …
and reproductive health (SRH) worldwide in positive and negative ways. Home isolation and
fears of contracting the virus appear to have led to decreased uptake of SRH services,
increased reports of intimate partner violence, and in some settings reduced access to
contraception and safe abortion care. 1 2 Vulnerable populations are disproportionately
affected, including young people, Indigenous peoples, as well as refugees and asylum …
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