What are the social correlates of subsequent abortions in Flanders, Belgium?

The European Journal of Contraception & Reproductive Health Care : the Official Journal of the European Society of Contraception
Leen De KortSarah Van de Velde

Abstract

To study whether the social correlates of subsequent abortions vary depending on the order of the abortion. Methodology: Drawing upon the Flemish abortion centres' anonymized patient records (2010-2019), discrete-time hazard models were used to examine whether individual abortion experiences across women's reproductive life course have different social correlates. Overall, women who were in their twenties, of foreign origin, single, had non-tertiary education, were not in paid employment, had children, did not (consistently and without errors) use contraception and had a previous abortion through medication, had an elevated probability to experience subsequent abortions. While single women and women with a vulnerable socioeconomic status were more likely to have a second or third abortion, this difference is no longer prevalent when considering higher-order abortions. The hazard for higher-order abortions was more pronounced in women with a migration background, regardless of the order considered. Contraceptive use was unrelated to fourth or higher-order abortions. Using discrete-time hazard models, we unpack individual abortion experiences across women's reproductive life courses. By studying the transitions into different ord...Continue Reading

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