Adopts the Chemical Abortion Safety Protocol Act in Nebraska, requiring specific medical procedures and reporting for physicians providing.
The Chemical Abortion Safety Protocol Act in Nebraska mandates that physicians providing abortion-inducing drugs must follow specific safety protocols. This includes examining the woman in person, verifying the pregnancy, and documenting the gestational age and location of the pregnancy. Physicians must also offer Rh immunoglobin to Rh-negative women and schedule a follow-up visit between the third and fourteenth day after the drug is provided. The act also requires physicians to report any adverse events to the Department of Health and Human Services.
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