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Governmental facilities may provide abortion care if employing a practitioner trained to provide abortions.
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Instead, the White House brokered a compromise in which agencies may provide abortions and also receive federal AIDS financing, as long as the programs are separate and the money is strictly accounted for.
Governmental facilities may provide abortions given that the medical practitioner is trained in abortion care.
And he has been unwavering in his desire to force all Planned Parenthood clinics — which may not provide abortions if they accept state or federal tax dollars — out of a program that provides family planning services to the state's poorest women.
Under the 1973 Helms Amendment to the Foreign Assistance Act, U.S. funds may not be used to provide abortion as a method of family planning.
It may matter less for the average provider, but individual providers may refuse to provide abortions simply because they are unaware when women legally qualify for them (Morhe et al. 2007; Ghana Statistical Service, Ghana Health Service & Macro International Inc. 2009).
This in turn may encourage more staff to volunteer to provide abortion services.
In a bulletin to state officials around the country, the Medicaid office warned that states may not exclude doctors, clinics or other providers from Medicaid "because they separately provide abortion services".
These include provider opposition, stigma associated with abortion, poor knowledge of abortion legislation, a lack of providers trained to perform abortions and facilities designated to provide abortion services particularly in the rural areas [ 5- 10].
UNFPA does not provide abortion.
funds to provide abortion services, counsel patients about the option of abortion, or advocate for the loosening of abortion laws.
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