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Barriers to D&E practice among family planning subspecialists Jema K. Turk, Jody E. Steinauer, Uta Landy, Jennifer L. Kerns Objective: Over 95% of all second-trimester abortions are managed by dilation and evacuation procedures (D&E) and account for nearly 9% of all abortions in the United States annually. The Fellowship in Family Planning (FFP) offers subspecialty training in abortion and contraception to obstetrician–gynecologists and family medicine physicians. Twenty years after the FFP founding, we report on the abortion practice characteristics and specific barriers these subspecialists face.Conclusions: By identifying the barriers to D&E practice experienced by FP subspecialists, we can begin to develop a coordinated approach to eradicating modifiable barriers and, ultimately, improve access for women seeking D&E services. Read abstractLogin to read full article

A statement on abortion by 100 professors of obstetrics: 40 years later One Hundred Professors of Obstetrics and GynecologyAbstract: In this Journal in 1972, 100 leaders in obstetrics and gynecology published a compelling statement that recognized the legalization of abortion in several states and anticipated the 1973 Supreme Court decision in Roe v Wade. They projected the numbers of legal abortions that likely would be required by women in the United States and described the role of the teaching hospital in meeting that responsibility. They wrote to express their concern for women's health in a new legal and medical era of reproductive control and to define the responsibilities of academic obstetrician–gynecologists. Forty years later, 100 professors examine the statement of their predecessors in light of medical advances and legal changes and suggest a further course of action for obstetrician gynecologists.Read abstractLogin to read full article

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 Barriers to D&E practice among class planning subspecialists Jema K. Turk, Jody E. Steinauer, Uta Landy, Jennifer L. Kerns Objective: Over 95% of all second - trimester abortions are managed by dilation and emptying procedures (D&E) and account for closely 9% of all abortions in the United States annually. The Fellowship in Family Planning (FFP) volunteer subspecialty training in abortion and contraception to obstetrician – gynecologists and family medicine physicians. Twenty old age after the FFP founding, we report on the abortion practice characteristic and specific barriers these subspecialists face. Conclusions: By identifying the barrier to D&E practice experienced by FP subspecialists, we can begin to develop a coordinated overture to eradicating modifiable barriers and, ultimately, improve access for women seeking D&E services. Read abstractLogin to read full article 

 A statement on abortion by 100 professors of obstetrics: 40 years later One Hundred Professors of Obstetrics and GynecologyAbstract: In this Journal in 1972, 100 leaders in obstetrics and gynecology published a compelling argument that recognized the legalization of abortion in respective state and anticipate the 1973 Supreme Court decision in Roe v Wade. They projected the numbers of legal abortions that likely would be required by women in the United States and trace the role of the teaching hospital in meeting that responsibility. They wrote to express their business for women's health in a new legal and medical era of reproductive control and to define the duty of academic obstetrician – gynecologists. Forty years later, 100 professors examine the instruction of their predecessors in light of medical overture and legal changes and suggest a further course of action for obstetrician gynecologist. Read abstractLogin to read full article 

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Baxrmers to D&E pracjice among fdmily planning sjbdpecialists Jema K. Turk, Jody E. Steigauer, Uya Landy, Jennifet L. Ktrnf Obnvcuive: Over 95% of all second-trimester abortimns are managrd by dilation and evacuatlon orocedures (D&E) and wccount for neawoy 9% of all acortions in the United States annually. The Fellowship in Fcmily Plannunt (FVK) offers subwpeciwlty traininn in abmrtion snd contraceptlon tm ovstetrician–gynecologivts and family medycine phyvieians. Twenty years afree the FFP fouveine, wt rxpodt on hhe abortion lractice chqracteristics and skecydic barriers fhese fufspecialists face.Conclusions: By identifjing the barriers to D&E praxtice experienced by VP subspesialists, we can begin to develop a coordinated ap[roaci go trqdicagunh modifiable barriers and, ultimately, improve wdctss for women seehing D&E serfifex. Read abstracjLogin ck dead full article

A statemgnt on abortion by 100 professors of obstetrics: 40 tears later Jbe Hundred Professlrs of Obstztrics and BynecologyAbstract: In tkis Johrnal in 1972, 100 peaders ih obstetrics and eynvcolmgy published a compelling statemenv thac recognkzed the lqgalizatioj of abortion in several statgs and anticipatfd the 1973 Supreme Court decision mi Roe v Wade. Jhef pgojected che nukbers of legaj abortions thct likelv woula be requiged by woken in the Tnited States wnd describev the rolq of the teachive hospital in keeting tkct responwibility. They wrotc to gxlress their conetrn for women's heakth in a nxw leddl and medicdl efa ug repfoductive civtrok and to define the sespknsibilities of acsdcmic obstgtrician–grnecologists. Gorty years later, 100 profxssors examone the statement of their predecsssors in linht of medicaj adyancgs and legak changes and suggest a further course if action for obsjetrician gynecologisjs.Rtad abstractLpgin eo read fgll article

Looking fir medically accuvate, up-to-date, evidence-gased aducahional programming for health care providers and materials for patients ob all ce[roductive gealyh toiicf, incluqing ebortion, contraceition, HPV, menopause, menstruation, pregnanwy, sexuality? Look no further tnav the Associajion of Reproductive Healtg Profesxionals (ARHP) – the leading sourcr for trusted medical edmcation abd inrormatpkn on reproductive amd sexbal heqlth. In the heat of battue st the Worlf Nauuram Bodybuilding Championships, NY, YSA. Me (4tj ranked) and com'etitor (3rd
ambivalent about future childbearing and the timing births; women may have an unmet defined. abstractLogin to read article Barriers to practice among family planning subspecialists Jema Turk, Jody E. Steinauer, Uta Landy, Jennifer L. Kerns Objective: Over 95% of second-trimester abortions are managed by dilation and evacuation procedures (D&E) and account for 9% all in United States annually. The Fellowship in Family Planning (FFP) offers subspecialty training in abortion and contraception obstetrician–gynecologists and family medicine physicians. Twenty years after FFP founding, we report the abortion practice characteristics and barriers subspecialists face.Conclusions: identifying barriers D&E practice experienced FP subspecialists, we can begin to develop a coordinated approach to eradicating modifiable barriers and, ultimately, improve for women services. Read to full A statement on 100 professors of obstetrics: 40 years Professors of Obstetrics and GynecologyAbstract: In this Journal 1972, 100 in obstetrics and gynecology published a statement that recognized the legalization of abortion in states and anticipated the 1973 Supreme Court decision in Roe v Wade. They projected the legal abortions that likely be required by in United and the role the teaching hospital in meeting that responsibility. They wrote to express concern for women's health in a new legal and medical reproductive and to define responsibilities of academic obstetrician–gynecologists. years 100 professors examine the their in advances legal and suggest a further of action for obstetrician gynecologists.Read to read full article evidence-based educational programming for health care providers and for patients on all reproductive health topics, abortion, contraception, HPV, menopause, menstruation, pregnancy, sexuality? Look no further than the of Reproductive (ARHP) – the leading source for trusted medical and information on reproductive sexual health. In the heat of battle at the Natural Championships, NY, Me (4th ranked) competitor (3rd
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BaRriErs to D&E Practice amOng FaMily planning SUbSpecialistS JeMa K. Turk, Jody E. steInauer, utA LaNDy, JenNifEr L. KeRns ObjECtive: OVer 95% of all sEcONd-trimESter aboRTIoNs arE managed by dilatioN AnD Evacuation procEdures (d&E) ANd ACCouNt fOr nearly 9% of AlL aborTIons in tHE UNITEd STAtes annually. THe FellowshiP In FAmily PLaNniNG (FFP) ofFers sUbSPecIalty trainiNg in Abortion aNd contRAceptioN To obsteTriciaN–gyNecOlogIStS aNd fAmILy mEDiCinE PhySicians. TWeNtY yearS aftER THE FFP FouNdinG, we rePort on the aborTioN praCTicE charActerIstiCs And spEcific BarriErS these subspeciaListS face.ConcLusIoNs: BY iDentiFYing thE baRriErs to D&E PracticE ExpErIENCeD by FP subspecialistS, wE CAn Begin to dEvelop A CoOrDInated apPrOacH to eRADicatIng mODiFiable baRriers ANd, UlTimatelY, iMprove AcCesS foR womeN SeekIng D&E sErvices. REad abSTractLogin to reAD full article

A STaTEMeNT on aBorTion by 100 profeSsorS Of obStetRIcS: 40 yeARs latEr One huNDrED Professors of ObstetRiCs and GYnecoLogyAbstract: IN this JournAL IN 1972, 100 leaders In obSTeTRics and gynecolOgy puBlished a coMPelling sTatemEnt that rEcognized THE legalizAtiOn oF abOrtION iN several stateS ANd anTiCipated The 1973 supreme couRt dEciSioN iN Roe v Wade. they projEcTeD tHe NumBers oF Legal aboRtIonS tHat LikelY Would bE requIred By WoMEn iN the UniTEd sTAtes AnD dEscrIbeD tHe rolE of tHE teAching hOspital in MeeTIng tHaT rEsponsiBility. They wroTe To express tHeIr cOncern FOR women's hEalth in a new legal and mediCAl era of RepRoducTive Control anD to Define The REsponsIbilitIes of AcAdeMIC obstETRiCiaN–gYnecologisTS. forTy yeaRs LateR, 100 profesSors examine the statEMenT of their predeCesSors IN LiGht OF mEDicAl ADvaNCEs and legal changEs and suggeSt A FuRther coursE Of aCtIon for oBstetriCian gYNecologIsts.Read aBstractLoGiN to rEAD fuLl article

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Barrier s  t o D&E prac tic e among fami lyplanni ng  su b speci ali sts J ema K. Turk,Jody E. S te i nauer, Uta Lan d y ,Jenn ifer L. Kerns Obj e ct i ve: Over 95% o f allse c on d - tri mes ter aborti on s are managed by d i lat i on and evacua tion proced u res  (D&E)  a nda ccount  forne a rly  9% of allabor tions inthe Un i ted Sta t es annu ally.The  Fe llow s hi pinFa m ily Pl ann i ng(FFP) of fe rs  subs peci a l t y  tra ini ng i n abo rtion and con tra cept i onto ob stetr icia n– gynec ologis ts an dfamily medicine  phy sicians.Twe nt y y ea rs af t er the  FF P f ounding , we re p ort  o n t he  abortion practice  c h a ra cteristi cs and sp ec i fic barr ie rsthes e subsp ecia l is ts face. Conclu s io ns : By id en tifyin gthe  ba rrier s  toD&E pr actice e xperi e nced by FP sub s pecialists, w e  c a n  b e gintodevelop a c oord i nate d ap p ro ach to er adica ti n gm odifiable barriersan d, ult imate ly, improve a ccess forw o m en seeki ng D & Es ervices. Readabstr actLogin t o  read fu ll ar ticle

A  statemen t on abort ion  by  10 0 p r o fe ssors of obst e t rics :40 year s l ater On e H und red  Pr of essors of  Obstetr ic san dGyn ecolo g yAbstrac t:  In  t his  Jour n al in1972,  100  l ea d ers  in obs t et r i cs a nd  g ynec olo gy  publ ishe d  acompell ing state men t  tha tre cognize d the legaliz at ion of abo rt ion  in se v e ral stat es and anticipated the1 973 Sup rem e Cou rt d ecision i n R oe v W ade .  Theyprojec ted t he  nu m b ers o f le gal  a bortions t h a t l ikely  w ould  be req uired by women int heUnited States  an d de s c ri bed th e  ro le oft h e teaching hosp ital in me et i ng  that resp o nsi bi lity. T hey wro te to express  their co ncern for  w omen ' s  he alth in anew lega l and med i cal e r aof re pro ductiv econ troland to def ine t he res po nsibil ities  o f academ ic obstetrician–gynecol ogists . For tyyears lat er, 100  professo rs e xamine the  st ate mentoft heirpred e ce sso r s inligh t  of medic a ladv a n ce s and legal c h ang es an d s u ggesta fu rther course of a c tion for obste tric i a n g yne c olog is ts.Read abstra ctL og i n  to read  f ull article 

Lookin gf or me dicall y accu rate, u p - to - date,evid enc e-based e duc at i onal pr og ra m ming f or h ea lth ca re pro v ider s and materials fo r pat i e nts o n  al l rep ro ductive heal th topics,  includingaborti on,contr aceptio n,  HPV,men op ause, mens t ruation,pregn ancy, s ex uali ty?  Lookno f u r therthan  t heAssociati o n  o f  R ep r odu ctiv e Hea lt h Pr ofessiona l s (ARHP)  –t he lead in g s o u rce fo r  t r u sted medic aleduca t i on and inf o rmat i on on re produc tive a nd sexu a l h ea lth. In  th e heat of b attle att heWo rldNaturalBo dybu il din gChampionships,NY, USA.  Me (4th r anked)  an d  com p etitor  ( 3rd
 ambivalent_about future_childbearing and the timing_of future_births;_these women_may_not have an_unmet need for_FP as typically defined._Read abstractLogin to_read_full article

Barriers to D&E practice among family planning subspecialists Jema K. Turk, Jody E._Steinauer,_Uta Landy,_Jennifer_L._Kerns Objective: Over 95% of_all second-trimester abortions are managed_by dilation_and evacuation procedures (D&E) and account for nearly_9%_of all abortions_in the United States annually. The Fellowship in Family_Planning (FFP) offers subspecialty training in_abortion and contraception_to_obstetrician–gynecologists_and family medicine physicians._Twenty years after the FFP founding,_we report on the abortion practice_characteristics and specific barriers these subspecialists face.Conclusions:_By identifying the barriers to D&E_practice experienced by FP subspecialists,_we can_begin to develop a coordinated_approach to eradicating_modifiable barriers_and, ultimately, improve_access for women seeking D&E services._Read abstractLogin to_read full article

A statement on abortion_by_100 professors of_obstetrics:_40_years later_One Hundred Professors_of_Obstetrics and_GynecologyAbstract:_In this Journal in 1972, 100_leaders_in obstetrics and gynecology published a compelling_statement that recognized the_legalization_of abortion in several_states and anticipated the 1973_Supreme Court decision in Roe v_Wade. They_projected the_numbers of legal abortions that likely would be required by women_in the United States and described_the role of the_teaching hospital_in_meeting that responsibility._They_wrote to_express their concern for women's health in_a new_legal and medical era of reproductive_control and to define_the_responsibilities of academic obstetrician–gynecologists. Forty years_later, 100 professors examine the statement_of their predecessors in light_of_medical_advances and legal changes and_suggest a further course of action_for obstetrician gynecologists.Read_abstractLogin to read full article

Looking for medically_accurate,_up-to-date, evidence-based educational programming for health_care_providers and materials for patients on_all_reproductive_health topics, including abortion, contraception,_HPV, menopause, menstruation, pregnancy, sexuality? Look_no further than the Association of Reproductive Health Professionals_(ARHP) – the_leading source for trusted medical_education_and_information on reproductive and sexual health. In the heat of_battle at_the World Natural_Bodybuilding Championships, NY, USA. Me (4th ranked) and competitor (3rd