Minister Hermans Views the Pilot with Late-Term Abortions as "Improving Abortion Care".
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In his response to the written parliamentary questions, Minister Hermans also addresses the position of individual healthcare providers.
Minister Sophie Hermans (Public Health, VVD) confirms that ‘various hospitals’ in the Netherlands will perform late-term abortions next year. This involves ‘around four’ abortions per hospital, for women who are between 22 and 24 weeks pregnant. Hermans will not discontinue this trial because it complies with the current abortion law, she writes to the House of Representatives.
Several Dutch hospitals will perform late-term abortions more frequently in the coming year. This has been confirmed by Minister of Health Sophie Hermans. This concerns abortions between 22 and 24 weeks of pregnancy. Approximately four procedures are expected per participating hospital, allowing doctors and teams to gain experience with this type of care. This is reported by AD.
Minister Sophie Hermans (Public Health, VVD) confirms that ‘various hospitals’ in the Netherlands will perform late-term abortions more frequently in the coming year. This involves ‘around four’ abortions per hospital, for women who are between 22 and 24 weeks pregnant. Hermans will not discontinue this ‘exploration’ because it is consistent with the current abortion law, she writes to the House of Representatives.
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