October 9, 2025

Barriers to safe abortion care in internally displaced persons camps in Ethiopia: a qualitative study.

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SESamrawit Solomon EthiopiaSt. Paul's Hospital Millennium Medical College AAAndamlak Gizaw AlamdoUniversity of Ghana FDFanna A. DebeleSt. Paul's Hospital Millennium Medical College

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Qualitative study reveals barriers to safe abortion care in internally displaced persons camps, highlighting cultural beliefs and inadequate healthcare infrastructure.

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Multi-level barriers hinder access to safe abortion care for women in IDP camps.
Cultural beliefs, financial constraints, and limited education are significant barriers affecting access.
Community stigma and moral objections from healthcare providers worsen access to care.
Urgent action is needed to combat stigma and improve healthcare infrastructure for displaced women.

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Ethiopia et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e80eb363e2e2f707877c0e https://doi.org/10.29063/ajrh2025/v29is.10

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Qualitative study reveals barriers to safe abortion care in internally displaced persons camps, highlighting cultural beliefs and inadequate healthcare infrastructure.

Barriers to safe abortion care in internally displaced persons camps in Ethiopia: a qualitative study.

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Barriers to safe abortion care in internally displaced persons camps in Ethiopia: a qualitative study.

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