Abortion

Autonomy, trust & surveillance – the role of technology in reproductive healthcare Online Event Monday 8th November

SASS Website & Briefing Launch Webinar Recording

SASS Team 2021

Normalising abortion: Perspectives from women who have experienced abortions

SASS project team (2021)

Normalising abortion: The role of health professionals

SASS project team (2021)

Reflecting on asynchronous internet mediated focus groups for researching culturally sensitive issues

N MacNamara et al (2020)

The language of abortion

Carrie Purcell (2020)

A Constructivist Vision of the First-Trimester Abortion Experience

Rowlands and Wale (2020)

Normalising abortion: How do we get there?

SASS project team (2020)

Normalising abortion: what role can health professionals play?

Maxwell et al (2020)

Toward normalising abortion: findings from a qualitative secondary analysis study

Purcell et al (2020)

Moral dilemmas and abortion decision-making: Lessons learnt from abortion research in England and Wales

Lesley Hoggart (2018)

Self‐management of first trimester medical termination of pregnancy: a qualitative study of women’s experiences

Purcell et al (2017)

Internalised abortion stigma: Young women’s strategies of resistance and rejection

Lesley Hoggart (2017)

‘It’s good to be able to talk’: An exploration of the complexities of participant and researcher relationships when conducting sensitive research

Victoria Louise Newton (2017)

‘Repeat abortion’, a phrase to be avoided? Qualitative insights into labelling and stigma

Hoggart et al (2017)

Breaking the silence on abortion: the role of adult community abortion education in fostering resistance to norms

Bloomer et al (2017)

Contraceptive care at the time of medical abortion: experiences of women and health professionals in a hospital or community sexual and reproductive health context

Purcell et al (2016)

Young people’s views and knowledge about abortion

Harden et al (2015)

Addressing contraception at the time of abortion: experiences of women and health professionals

Harden and Purcell (2015)