Objective Secondary care services are struggling to manage demand for induced abortion,
but less is known about what scope exists to improve the primary care of women requiring …

Background Despite abortion being one of the most common gynaecological procedures
performed in the UK, significant regional variation exists in access to services. Objective This …

Objective To describe how a general-practitioner-delivered community medical abortion
service is provided in Ireland, including a description of the unique model of care delivered …

Abstract Background In 2018, the Irish government enacted a liberalised abortion law
permitting expanded access to abortion from January 2019. A dedicated information and …

Background The introduction to Australia of modern medical abortion methods, which
require less specialist expertise and equipment than the more traditional surgical methods …

Background Barriers to accessing abortion care continue to exist even in settings where
abortion is legal. We aimed to determine current barriers faced by women seeking abortion …

Background Abortion services should provide high-quality contraceptive care. The
community sexual and reproductive health (SRH) services may be well placed to deliver …

Background Depending on availability, many Australian women seeking an abortion will be
faced with the choice between surgical or medical abortion. Little is known about the factors …

Objectives: To examine access and equity to induced abortion services in Australia,
including factors associated with presenting beyond nine weeks gestation. Methods: Cross …

Background Women face challenges when accessing abortion, including varied legislation
and reduced access to services in rural and remote settings. There are limited clinical …