Background Telemedicine is increasingly being used to access abortion services. Objective
To assess the success rate, safety, and acceptability for women and providers of medical …

Abortion stigma shapes the environment in which abortion is delivered and received and
can have important implications for quality in abortion care. However, this has not previously …

Abstract Background In Victoria, Australia, the law regulating abortion was reformed in 2008,
and a clause ('Section 8') was introduced requiring doctors with a conscientious objection to …

Objective For individuals traveling significant distances for time-sensitive abortion care,
accurate information about service options and locations is critical, but little is known …

Abstract The World Health Organization (WHO) and international human rights bodies have
long urged states to take steps to ensure that 'conscientious objection'does not undermine …

Abortion care is a crucial part of reproductive healthcare. Nevertheless, its availability is
constrained by numerous forces, including care referrals within the larger healthcare system …

Abstract Objective To assess pregnant Texans' decisions about where to obtain out‐of‐state
abortion care following the September 2021 implementation of Senate Bill 8 (SB8), which …

Introduction The International Confederation of Midwives (ICM) represents 132 midwifery
associations in 113 countries. The ICM disseminates the Essential Competencies for Basic …

Background Women 18–24 years of age have the highest proportion of unintended
pregnancies of any age group, and thus represent a significant population in need of …

In the last century, conscientious objection has moved from objection to conscripted military
service to include health care providers who have moral concerns about participation in …