Reproductive healthcare during a pandemic: a New York state of mind.
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This commentary assesses if New York State's designation of sexual and reproductive health services as essential aligns with patient-centered care and public health goals during a pandemic.
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The purpose of this Commentary is to assess whether the designation by New York State Department of Health of 'sexual and reproductive health services as essential' is consonant with the seemingly divergent objectives of providing patient-centred care and advancing national public health objectives in the resource-constrained setting of a global pandemic.
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