Accuracy of survey-based assessment of eligibility for medication abortion compared with clinician assessment

L Ralph; K Ehrenreich; S Kaller; Tanvi Gurazada; M. Antonia Biggs; Kelly Blanchard; D S Hauser; Nathalie Kapp; Tammi Kromenaker; G Moayedi; Jessica Pinckney Gil; Jamila Perritt; E Raymond; D. Jane Taylor; Katherine J. Curtis White; Ena Suseth Valladares; Susan Williams; D Grossman

doi:10.1016/j.ajog.2025.01.008

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History-based screening protocols are highly effective at ensuring that few people receive medication abortion when ineligible. However, a sizable group screens as ineligible when they are in fact eligible, suggesting a need for more specific screening questions.

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