… , increasing women's access to services”.6 Nevertheless, when post-abortion care is medically
indicated, it is a professional responsibility offending neither ethics nor laws on abortion …

… Continuing controversies regarding women's access to legal, safe abortion services are …
seeking such services and healthcare providers capable of providing services who decline on …

… often controversial topic of abortion provides clinicians with a multidisciplinary focus on
abortion services, discussing clinical topics in their sociological, legal and ethical context. It is …

… on several ethical and legal issues that arose during an evaluation of abortion services. We
… We did believe that it was our responsibility to provide objective information about abortion …

… legal abortion services. The two principal interpretations of this framework are discussed ("incompatibility
thesis" and "integrity thesis") given the organization of legal abortion services …

… objection to deny the service that a woman needs, thereby not fulfilling our professional
and ethical obligation to provide safe abortion services according to the country's law. …

… an abortion might prefer not to reify those putative social roles. Furthering this effort, while
HB 854 stipulated that patients must be informed of the medical risks associated with the …

… abortion services. Before examining these conflicts of interest, however, it is worth our time
to consider the bottom line: financial liability. Unless there is appropriate financial liability …

… relations and core conceptions of legal rights and responsibilities. … abortion, only a very
brief overview of ethics of care can be offered here. Joan Tronto summarizes ethics of care …

… and responsibilities when providing abortion care. A prominent finding was the uncertainties
about the legal status of abortion, … A reluctance to be identified as an abortion provider was …