Attitudes and Intentions of Future Health Care Providers Toward Abortion Provision

Although it may not be possible to require abortion training for every future health care provider, making abortion a standard part of clinical training would provide opportunities for future physicians and advanced clinical practitioners, and would likely ameliorate the abortion provider shortage.

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Published in:Policy File 2004
Main Authors: Shotorbani, Solmaz, Zimmerman, Frederick J, Bell, Janice F, Ward, Deborah, Assefi, Nassim
Format: Report
Language:English
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Alan Guttmacher Institute
Health care policy
Reproductive health
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Summary:Although it may not be possible to require abortion training for every future health care provider, making abortion a standard part of clinical training would provide opportunities for future physicians and advanced clinical practitioners, and would likely ameliorate the abortion provider shortage.