An observational study in Pregnancy Termination, sponsored by University of New Mexico. Withdrawn at 1 site in United States. Per ClinicalTrials.gov, last updated 2024-01-26.
Sponsored by University of New Mexico · Observational
This national, qualitative study of physicians who provide abortion care aims to better understand the facilitators of abortion provision among generalist clinicians in OB-GYN and Family Medicine.
This is a nationwide qualitative study of 20 to 40 physicians who provide abortion services as part of their scope of practice. Providers will participate in a semi-structured interview using an interview guide that addresses 4 domains of interest including: (1) initiation of abortion services, (2) barriers to abortion provision, (3) facilitators of abortion provision and (4) acquired expertise and coaching for success.
University of New Mexico is the lead sponsor of 306 studies on the registry; 28 are open to participants now.
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Providers of Abortion Care
Exclusion Criteria:
Providers will participate in a semi-structured interview using an interview guide that addresses 4 domains of interest including: (1) initiation of abortion services, (2) barriers to abortion provision, (3) facilitators of abortion provision and (4) acquired expertise and coaching for success.
Integration of Abortion Care
To qualitatively interview obstetrician/gynecologists and Family Medicine physicians who have successfully integrated abortion care into their practice scope and to explore their experiences with abortion provision.
Time frame: April 2017-February 2018
Plan to share: No
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