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annex 27. perceptions of and experiences with self-administration of medical abortion .. 2 annex 28. barriers and facilitators to the provision of abortion care services by physicians, mid-level providers, pharmacists and lay health workers: a multicountry
We undertook a systematic review to assess 1) the level and quality of pharmacy and drug shop provision of medical abortion (MA) in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) and 2) interventions to improve quality of provision. We used standardized terms to search six databases for peer-reviewed and grey literature.
Apr 28, 2017 · In 2011, the Ministry of Health set up a working group that included NGOs who supported safe abortion in Kenya to draft guidelines on abortion provision in line with the constitution. The guidelines – Standards and Guidelines on Reducing Maternal Mortality and Morbidity from Unsafe Abortion – were published in September 2012 [12] and ...
Abortion care is an important component of full spectrum primary care. While data exist for abortion patients, showing that in 2014 at least 56% of patients who accessed abortion were from underrepresented groups, 12 little data exist about the racial and ethnic identities of abortion providers. One study of practicing obstetrics and gynecology ...
Integrating advanced practice clinicians (APCs), who are nonphysician clinical care professionals such as certified nurse–midwives, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants, into abortion care can help expand and increase access to this essential care. Legislative mandates in many states restrict abortion care provision to only ...
3 days ago · Among the most recent package's top line provisions — a year-long waiver of insurance premium taxes on homeowners’ and flood insurance policies. But there is a lot more. There are sales tax holidays on disaster preparation, back-to-school supplies, power tools and summer recreation. Florida companies are getting breaks too in the form of ...
230. Supplying drugs or instruments to procure abortion. Any person who unlawfully supplies to or procures for any person any thing whatever, knowing that it is intended to be unlawfully used to procure the miscarriage of a woman, whether she is or is not with child, is guilty of a felony, and is liable to imprisonment for three years.
