Perceptions of misoprostol among providers and women seeking post-abortion care in Zimbabwe
This study in 2012 explored women’s and providers’ perspectives in
Zimbabwe on the acceptability of the use of misoprostol as a form of
treatment for complications of abortion in post-abortion care. In-depth
interviews were conducted with 115 participants at seven post-abortion
care facilities. Participants included 73 women of reproductive age who
received services for incomplete abortion and 42 providers, including
physicians, nurses, midwives, general practitioners and casualty staff.
Source: Reproductive Health Matters - Category: Global & Universal Authors: M Catherine Maternowska, Alexio Mashu, Precious Moyo, Mellissa Withers, Tsungai Chipato Tags: FEATURE Source Type: research
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