ArticleWomen's health reports (New Rochelle, N.Y.)
Patient Perspectives on Accessing Medication Abortion at a Family Medicine-Led Community Health Center: An Opportunity for Person-Centered Care.
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Abstract
Objective: To explore how patients who received care for early pregnancy loss (EPL) at a family medicine-led federally qualified health center (FQHC) felt about hypothetical access to medication abortion at the clinic. Study Design: We elicited patient perspectives on hypothetical access to medication abortion from their primary care provider Results: We interviewed 16 patients from June to December 2022. Participants felt that offering medication abortion in the primary care setting is an opportunity for person-centered care, specifically that the primary care clinic was well equipped to provide safe, accessible care from trusted providers who respect patient autonomy. They expressed a range of feelings about abortion and, regardless of personal abortion attitude, believed that medication abortion should be offered in the primary care setting. Conclusions: Patients receiving care for EPL at a family medicine-led FQHC expressed a range of personal views about abortion but commonly supported offering medication abortion at their clinic.
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