The decision on the part of obstetrics and gynecology residents to opt in or out of abortion
training is, for many, a complex one. Although the public debate surrounding abortion can …

OBJECTIVE: The objective of the study was to identify the factors that predict whether
physicians include pregnancy termination in their practices. STUDY DESIGN: We surveyed …

Objectives Lack of providers is a barrier to accessing abortion in Canada. The factors
influencing the number of abortion providers are poorly understood. In this study, we …

Introduction Obstetrics and gynecology residency programs are required to provide access
to abortion training, but residents can opt out of participating for religious or moral reasons …

Background Formal education surrounding abortion care during pre-clinical years of
medical school is limited and will likely decrease with the overturning of Roe v. Wade. This …

CONTEXT: Induced abortion is one of the most common procedures performed among
women in the United States. However, 87% of all counties had no abortion provider in 2000 …

Pregnancy termination is a common, beneficial medical procedure, but abortion care in the
United States is stigmatized. Language, including categorization of some abortions as …

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 …

In order to understand the nature and source of physicians' attitudes toward liberalized
abortion, a questionnaire was sent to 67 full-time, attending, and house staff members of the …