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Safe Abortion Law & Clinical Practice: From Legal Rights to Equitable Care

Dr. Lawitra Khiaokham

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Safe Abortion Law & Clinical Practice: From Legal Rights to Equitable Care

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Dr. Lawitra Khiaokham
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Safe abortion care requires more than legal permission—it requires an accessible, respectful, evidence-informed health system. This educational video synthesizes evidence on the relationship between abortion law, clinical practice, access to care, and health equity, drawing on both international perspectives and the Thai context. The discussion examines why legal reform alone does not automatically translate into safe and equitable access. Practical barriers may remain, including geographic inequalities, social stigma, provider attitudes, limited service availability, and differences in health-system capacity. Key areas explored include: the relationship between abortion law and real-world clinical practice access to safe, respectful and person-centered abortion care the role of nurses and midwives in translating policy into clinical services evidence-informed use of medical abortion the potential role of telemedicine and remote consultation in reducing geographic barriers stigma, provider bias and structural inequalities affecting access reproductive rights, informed decision-making and respectful care the importance of designing health systems around human rights, safety and equity A central message is that the effectiveness of abortion policy should not be judged only by whether abortion is legally permitted. It should also be evaluated by whether people can obtain timely, affordable, clinically appropriate and nonjudgmental care. For nurses, midwives, healthcare professionals, educators and public-health practitioners, this synthesis highlights an important professional role: serving as the bridge between law, policy, evidence and the lived experience of patients. What viewers will learn Viewers will be able to better understand how legal frameworks interact with healthcare delivery, why disparities may persist even after legal reform, and how evidence-informed clinical practice can contribute to safer and more equitable reproductive healthcare. This video is designed for educational purposes and supports professional learning in reproductive health, nursing, midwifery, public health, healthcare policy and evidence-informed clinical practice. Educator Dr. Lawitra Khiaokham Faculty of Nursing, Chiang Mai University HASHTAGS: #SafeAbortion #AbortionLaw #AbortionCare #ReproductiveHealth #ReproductiveRights #ClinicalPractice #EvidenceBasedPractice #Nursing #Midwifery #PublicHealth #HealthEquity #HealthcareAccess #MedicalAbortion #Telemedicine #WomensHealth #SexualAndReproductiveHealth #NursingEducation #กฎหมายยุติการตั้งครรภ์ #ยุติการตั้งครรภ์อย่างปลอดภัย #อนามัยการเจริญพันธุ์ #สิทธิอนามัยการเจริญพันธุ์ #การพยาบาล #ผดุงครรภ์ #สาธารณสุข #ความเท่าเทียมทางสุขภาพ #การดูแลบนฐานหลักฐาน