Doctors across the country are raising concerns that medical students might not be trained enough in abortion procedures or scenarios involving pregnancy complications.
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Doctors in New Mexico are seeing a surge of pregnant Texans who’ve traveled to their states because abortion rights are protected The news inspired her to take action at the University of Texas at Austin, where she’s a junior. Kakkad passed around free contraceptives and pregnancy tests and runs an Instagram account where she shares information. She’s now working to implement a vending machine with those products on campus.
“They're not going to get any more training past doing it on a simulation," she said. "And that, quite frankly, is not acceptable to me for the kind of medical education and residency education that I want to get. And so yes, I am looking outside of Texas for medical school and beyond." “One of the very early steps is being comfortable inside of the uterus, right?" Dr. Truehart added. "And that can come from abortion care or miscarriage management. But trainees have to learn how to dilate a cervix and know that they're in the uterus to be safe. "
Dr. Smita Carroll, Fellow Physician, Complex Family Planning at The University of New Mexico School of Medicine, told Spectrum News that she believes her training was critical to healthy patient outcomes.
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