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[Abortion: an ethical or political issue?]
1UFR des sciences économiques sociales et de gestion Laboratoire Cérep Université de Reims, 57 bis, rue Pierre-Taittinger, 51096 Reims cedex, France.
Revue De L'Infirmiere
|December 15, 2015
Summary
Forty years after abortion decriminalization, this study examines societal views on women's reproductive freedom. It explores the ethical considerations for healthcare providers assisting women seeking elective abortions.
Area of Science:
- Sociology of healthcare
- Reproductive rights studies
- Bioethics
Context:
- Examines societal perspectives on abortion access 40 years post-decriminalization.
- Investigates the extent to which women have achieved bodily autonomy.
- Highlights the ongoing debate surrounding elective abortion.
Purpose:
- To analyze contemporary societal views on abortion rights.
- To explore the professional and ethical positioning of caregivers.
- To understand the challenges faced by healthcare providers in elective abortion cases.
Summary:
- The study critically assesses societal attitudes towards abortion rights and women's autonomy.
- It delves into the sociological implications for healthcare professionals.
- Focuses on the complex role of caregivers when women request elective abortions.
Impact:
- Informs public discourse on reproductive rights and healthcare ethics.
- Provides insights into the caregiver-patient dynamic in abortion services.
- Contributes to sociological understanding of women's health and autonomy.
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