Abstract
Subdermal and intrauterine contraceptives (IUCs) provide high levels of patient satisfaction. Still, for many women, finding clinicians who offer these contraceptives can be difficult. To assess the proportion of family physicians who provide these contraceptive options, researchers analyzed data collected from 2329 family physicians …
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