A nurse provider explored the complexities of providing abortion care in a climate of resistance to abortion stating that: People who work in this area must be committed and passionate about it.
All women participating in the screening program were screened by means of VIA, which was performed by a nurse provider.
A nurse provider felt that it was "sinful" to bring children into the world when they were at risk of being neglected and not adequately provided for.
A nurse provider sought to combine operating room experience with opportunities for abortion training which was offered after the CTOP Act was passed.
A nurse provider at a public sector designated abortion facility explained how access to care had been blocked by an admissions clerk.
At the cervical cancer prevention clinic, a nurse provider counseled patients on cervical cancer screening and the research protocol for this project, and obtained informed consent from women willing to participate in the study.
