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Improving Access to Abortion in the Republic of Georgia

Improving Access to Abortion in the Republic of Georgia

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16 years and older
Female
Phase 4

This prospective cohort study of patients obtaining medical abortion medications by mail. The study investigators aim to recruit approximately 120 patients for this study across three study sites that have extensive experience providing early medical abortion. Five days after undergoing in-person consultation and necessary exams to assess eligibility for medical abortion, study team will mail study participants medical abortion pills and two multi-level urine pregnancy tests. Medical abortion follow-up will occur at the participant's home approximately two weeks after the initial visit, and the multi-level pregnancy test will be used to assess abortion outcome. At follow-up, study participants will be asked questions about the results of the multi-level pregnancy test, and their experience and feedback about the acceptability of the process. At the conclusion of the study, investigators will interview providers to better undertand their experience with the simplified medical abortion service delivery model.

Study details
    Pregnancy Related
    Abortion Early

NCT04458558

Center for Information and Counseling on Reproductive Health - Tanadgoma

19 February 2024

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