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Routine Follow-up Versus Self-assessment in Medical Abortion
The main objective of the study is to optimize the routines for follow-up after medical abortion in order to give women more autonomy by reducing the number of consultations involved and to reduce the frequency of postabortal curettage. This will be achieved by providing means for women for postabortal self-assessment with the use of a quantitative urinary hCG test.
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