Mandatory Reporting in Ohio
Confidentiality is central to the provider-patient relationship and a core part of medical ethics. In addition, reporting patients to law enforcement for self-managed abortion likely violates HIPAA and...
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Confidentiality is central to the provider-patient relationship and a core part of medical ethics. In addition, reporting patients to law enforcement for self-managed abortion likely violates HIPAA and...
View ArticleMandatory Reporting in Pennsylvania
Confidentiality is central to the provider-patient relationship and a core part of medical ethics. In addition, reporting patients to law enforcement for self-managed abortion likely violates HIPAA and...
View ArticleMental Health Care After Dobbs
We know that many mental healthcare providers are unsure of how the law impacts their ability to support a patient with an unplanned pregnancy. This FAQ offers accurate information and guidance for...
View ArticleTalking to Health Care Providers After an Abortion or Miscarriage
People need to know their rights when interacting with the health care system. We know from our research that care providers are often where criminalization happens. That’s why we partnered with...
View ArticleNew Research: Self-Care, Criminalized
Self-Care, Criminalized: The Criminalization of Self-Managed Abortion from 2000 to 2020 aims to reduce the criminalization of self-managed abortion in the absence of Roe by examining and identifying...
View ArticleIntern & Fellow Guide
Find an internship or fellowship at the intersection of reproductive justice and the law with our Intern & Fellow Guide. Each entry in the guide includes information about the organization’s...
View ArticleMatsumoto v. Labrador
Everyone should be able to access abortion without punishment or fear of criminalization for themselves or the people who support them including young people. Read our amicus brief with Advocates for...
View ArticlePrenatal Drug Exposure: CAPTA Reporting Requirements for Medical Professionals
Health care providers are often unsure of state and federal requirements for drug testing pregnant and birthing people and their newborns, and hospital policies around drug tests are typically more...
View ArticleNEW Research: State Violence and the Far-Reaching Impact of Dobbs
The day the Supreme Court officially overturned Roe v. Wade, our Repro Legal Helpline saw ten times the number of inquiries than the day before. Using the Dobbs decision as the starting point, this...
View ArticleMandatory Reporting in Louisiana
Confidentiality is central to the provider-patient relationship and a core part of medical ethics. In addition, reporting patients to law enforcement for self-managed abortion likely violates HIPAA and...
View ArticleMandatory Reporting in Pennsylvania
Confidentiality is central to the provider-patient relationship and a core part of medical ethics. In addition, reporting patients to law enforcement for self-managed abortion likely violates HIPAA and...
View ArticleMental Health Care After Dobbs
We know that many mental healthcare providers are unsure of how the law impacts their ability to support a patient with an unplanned pregnancy. This FAQ offers accurate information and guidance for...
View ArticleTalking to Health Care Providers After an Abortion or Miscarriage
People need to know their rights when interacting with the health care system. We know from our research that care providers are often where criminalization happens. That’s why we partnered with...
View ArticleNew Research: Self-Care, Criminalized
Self-Care, Criminalized: The Criminalization of Self-Managed Abortion from 2000 to 2020 aims to reduce the criminalization of self-managed abortion in the absence of Roe by examining and identifying...
View ArticleIntern & Fellow Guide
Find an internship or fellowship at the intersection of reproductive justice and the law with our Intern & Fellow Guide. Each entry in the guide includes information about the organization’s...
View ArticleMatsumoto v. Labrador
Everyone should be able to access abortion without punishment or fear of criminalization for themselves or the people who support them including young people. Read our amicus brief with Advocates for...
View ArticlePrenatal Drug Exposure: CAPTA Reporting Requirements for Medical Professionals
Health care providers are often unsure of state and federal requirements for drug testing pregnant and birthing people and their newborns, and hospital policies around drug tests are typically more...
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