Madison Lands
Biographic Data
| ID | 5874749 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Madison Lands |
| GIVEN NAMES | Madison |
| FAMILY NAME | Lands |
| SIGNATURE | LANDS M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Wisconsin–Madison |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Brakes and accelerators to abortion access in a post-Dobbs landscape
It is critical to conduct research with people who consider abortion but never connect with a clinic, whose stories may help identify the largest impediments to abortion access. The need for this evidence is urgent in post- Dobbs restrictive states, including Wisconsin. We 1) located abortion considerers through innovative recruitment mechanisms, 2) examined their experiences within a dynamic state-based context, and 3) adapted a brakes-and-accel…
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Queer+ Patients’ Preferences for Contraceptive Counseling and Experiences of Coercion in Contraceptive Care
Although one in three U.S. contraceptive clients identify as something other than heterosexual, research has overlooked associations between sexual identity and experiences of provider-based contraceptive coercion - that is, pressure from a healthcare provider to use or not use birth control. In 2023, we used the online Prolific panel to survey U.S. reproductive-age people assigned female at birth about their contraceptive care ( N = 1,399; mean …
I'm going to be forced to have a baby”
This analysis of real-time social media posts reveals multiple ways that the COVID-19 pandemic limited abortion access in the US and affected abortion seekers' decisions and experiences. Findings shed light on the consequences of sudden changes, whether pandemic or policy related, on abortion service delivery
Characterizing physician concerns with publicly supporting abortion at Wisconsin's largest medical school
Many physicians supportive of abortion reported concerns over publicizing their support for this common health care service. These concerns may render physicians less likely to refer patients for needed abortion care or weigh in on abortion policy
Am I the Only One Who Feels Like This?”
In the United States, abortion is safe and common, but highly stigmatized and frequently targeted by legislation that aims to restrict access. Numerous obstacles impede access to abortion care, including logistical barriers like cost and transportation, limited clinic availability, and state-mandated waiting periods. Accurate abortion information can also be hard to access. To overcome these barriers, many people seeking abortion turn to anonymou…
Socioeconomics and Erotic Inequity
Real-Time Effects of Payer Restrictions on Reproductive Healthcare
Findings from this study underscore the centrality of cost barriers and third-party payer restrictions to stymying reproductive health access in the United States. Results may contribute to the growing evidence base and building political momentum focused on repealing the Hyde Amendment
I'm going to be forced to have a baby”
This analysis of real-time social media posts reveals multiple ways that the COVID-19 pandemic limited abortion access in the US and affected abortion seekers' decisions and experiences. Findings shed light on the consequences of sudden changes, whether pandemic or policy related, on abortion service delivery
Am I the Only One Who Feels Like This?”
In the United States, abortion is safe and common, but highly stigmatized and frequently targeted by legislation that aims to restrict access. Numerous obstacles impede access to abortion care, including logistical barriers like cost and transportation, limited clinic availability, and state-mandated waiting periods. Accurate abortion information can also be hard to access. To overcome these barriers, many people seeking abortion turn to anonymou…
Real-Time Effects of Payer Restrictions on Reproductive Healthcare
Findings from this study underscore the centrality of cost barriers and third-party payer restrictions to stymying reproductive health access in the United States. Results may contribute to the growing evidence base and building political momentum focused on repealing the Hyde Amendment
Socioeconomics and Erotic Inequity
I'm going to be forced to have a baby”
This analysis of real-time social media posts reveals multiple ways that the COVID-19 pandemic limited abortion access in the US and affected abortion seekers' decisions and experiences. Findings shed light on the consequences of sudden changes, whether pandemic or policy related, on abortion service delivery
Characterizing physician concerns with publicly supporting abortion at Wisconsin's largest medical school
Many physicians supportive of abortion reported concerns over publicizing their support for this common health care service. These concerns may render physicians less likely to refer patients for needed abortion care or weigh in on abortion policy
Am I the Only One Who Feels Like This?”
In the United States, abortion is safe and common, but highly stigmatized and frequently targeted by legislation that aims to restrict access. Numerous obstacles impede access to abortion care, including logistical barriers like cost and transportation, limited clinic availability, and state-mandated waiting periods. Accurate abortion information can also be hard to access. To overcome these barriers, many people seeking abortion turn to anonymou…
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Queer+ Patients’ Preferences for Contraceptive Counseling and Experiences of Coercion in Contraceptive Care
Although one in three U.S. contraceptive clients identify as something other than heterosexual, research has overlooked associations between sexual identity and experiences of provider-based contraceptive coercion - that is, pressure from a healthcare provider to use or not use birth control. In 2023, we used the online Prolific panel to survey U.S. reproductive-age people assigned female at birth about their contraceptive care ( N = 1,399; mean …
Brakes and accelerators to abortion access in a post-Dobbs landscape
It is critical to conduct research with people who consider abortion but never connect with a clinic, whose stories may help identify the largest impediments to abortion access. The need for this evidence is urgent in post- Dobbs restrictive states, including Wisconsin. We 1) located abortion considerers through innovative recruitment mechanisms, 2) examined their experiences within a dynamic state-based context, and 3) adapted a brakes-and-accel…
Reproductive Health and Contraception (6 works) · Reproductive Health and Technologies (6 works) · Abortion (5 works) · Medicine (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Pregnancy (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Population (3 works) · Psychology (3 works)