November 24, 2015

Health Advocate: Reproductive Health Data and Accountability Project

Executive Summary

This month’s Health Advocate details our Reproductive Health Data and Accountability Project, which, in collaboration with the Advancing New Standards in Reproductive Health program at the University of California, San Francisco, establishes systems to collect, analyze, and utilize data on access barriers to family planning and abortion services in public and private health insurance.

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Health Advocate: Reproductive Health Data and Accountability Project

Executive Summary

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