After the Dobbs decision, the number of obstetrics and gynecology physicians practicing in Idaho changed significantly, impacting access to care.
The study found a notable reduction in practicing OB/GYN physicians, with implications for patient access to obstetric services.
Cohort study design was utilized to analyze the impact of the Supreme Court ruling on physician numbers post-decision.
The findings highlight potential shortages in healthcare as a result of legal changes regarding reproductive health.
Abstract
This cohort study evaluates changes in the number of obstetrics and gynecology physicians practicing in Idaho after the Dobbs v Jackson Women’s Health Organization Supreme Court decision.