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Comparing Medical Abortion Outcomes and Experiences Between Young and Adult Women: Evidence From Urban Cambodia.
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Pearson Erin, Logan Paige, Eckersberger Elisabeth, Menzel Jamie, Mao Bunsoth, Suy Sovanthida, Saphonn Vonthanak, Kapp Nathalie
Аннотация
INTRODUCTION: Self-managed abortions are increasingly common globally, but little is known about young women's experiences.
METHODS: Secondary analysis of data from 1847 women accessing MA in urban Cambodia in 2018-2019 and in-depth interviews with seven women aged 15-19. Descriptive statistics compared young and adult women on self-reported abortion outcomes and experiences in clinics and pharmacies, and qualitative data contextualized quantitative findings.
RESULTS: Young women were better represented among clinic clients (30.0%) compared to pharmacy clients (20.2%). Young women had comparable MA success rates and better MA experiences across settings, but young pharmacy clients were more likely to seek support from friends and family.
DISCUSSION: Young women had comparable MA outcomes and experiences as adult women in both clinics and pharmacies, but young women self-managing their abortions may require information and support beyond the pharmacist.
METHODS: Secondary analysis of data from 1847 women accessing MA in urban Cambodia in 2018-2019 and in-depth interviews with seven women aged 15-19. Descriptive statistics compared young and adult women on self-reported abortion outcomes and experiences in clinics and pharmacies, and qualitative data contextualized quantitative findings.
RESULTS: Young women were better represented among clinic clients (30.0%) compared to pharmacy clients (20.2%). Young women had comparable MA success rates and better MA experiences across settings, but young pharmacy clients were more likely to seek support from friends and family.
DISCUSSION: Young women had comparable MA outcomes and experiences as adult women in both clinics and pharmacies, but young women self-managing their abortions may require information and support beyond the pharmacist.