Sexual & reproductive healthcare : official journal of the Swedish Association of Midwives · 2026
Differences in the induced abortion rates among members of an integrated healthcare system: Kaiser Permanente northern California, 2012-2023.
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Bane Shalmali, Xu Fei, Greenberg Mara, Hedderson Monique M
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OBJECTIVES: Characterize how the rates of induced abortion differ by clinical and social patient characteristics.
STUDY DESIGN: Retrospective cohort analysis of pregnancies (2012-2023) in an integrated healthcare delivery system. We present the association of induced abortion by social and clinical factors; we calculated prevalence ratios (PR) from modified log-Poisson models, adjusted for all other covariates considered.
RESULTS: The likelihood of abortion was lower among individuals ≥40 years, individuals with obesity, Spanish speakers, and greater neighborhood deprivation; and higher for public insurance, Black race, and multiparous pregnancies.
CONCLUSIONS: There are substantial differences in the utilization of abortion services by social and clinical factors.
STUDY DESIGN: Retrospective cohort analysis of pregnancies (2012-2023) in an integrated healthcare delivery system. We present the association of induced abortion by social and clinical factors; we calculated prevalence ratios (PR) from modified log-Poisson models, adjusted for all other covariates considered.
RESULTS: The likelihood of abortion was lower among individuals ≥40 years, individuals with obesity, Spanish speakers, and greater neighborhood deprivation; and higher for public insurance, Black race, and multiparous pregnancies.
CONCLUSIONS: There are substantial differences in the utilization of abortion services by social and clinical factors.