Note: As explained in the methods section, the p-value for successful medical abortion is the co-variate adjusted p-value (i.e. all differences in patient clinical and demographic characteristics, including gestational age, are controlled for) and was calculated using a hypothesis test where the null hypothesis is that the traditional cohort has the same effectiveness rate as the telemedicine-hybrid cohort and the alternative hypothesis is that the traditional cohort has a higher effectiveness rate than the telemedicine-hybrid cohort. The p-value for unsuccessful medication abortion is for the chi-squared test of whether the distribution of types of failure differ between the cohorts.