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Amanda Dennis1, Kelly Blanchard1, Tshego Bessenaar2
1Ibis Reproductive Health, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA.
Abstract:
A systematic review was conducted of 13 peer-reviewed articles and eight reports focused on indicators of quality abortion care. A total of 75 indicators of quality abortion were identified; these indicators address a variety of issues including policy, health systems, trained-provider availability, women's decision making, and morbidity and mortality. There is little agreement about indicators for measuring quality abortion care; more work is needed to ensure efforts to assess quality are informed and coordinated.
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