for patients to do the pelvic exam twice, as a clinician who practiced for 30 years, i m sensitive to that. he s sensitive to that. it took state health director randall williams more than three weeks to develop a sensitivity to that. to doctors practically shouting themselves hoarse about how the new vagina l, probe mandate might be hurting his patients. after three weeks after this, randall williams and the health departments they did come around. he decided to tap into his 30 years as a trained medical professional and and listen to those doctors at the clinic. planned parenthood says because of that pelvic exam rule, because it took the state thee weeks to change their mind about it, more than 100 women were forced thu that. more than 100 women forced by the state to have an internal exam they didn t need. more than 100 women had to take off their clothes, let a doocto insert an instrument inside
after three weeks after this, randall williams and the health departments they did come around. he decided to tap into his 30 years as a trained medical professional and and listen to those doctors at the clinic. planned parenthood says because of that pelvic exam rule, because it took the state three weeks to change their mind about it, more than 100 women were forced through that. more than 100 women forced by the state to have an internal exam they didn t need. more than 100 women had to take off their clothes, let a doctor insert an instrument inside their body because of a policy the state now reversed. they ve now taken it back. more than 100 women forced to undergo the vaginal exams because of what the state admits now is kind of an oops moment. we re sensitive to it now. planned parenthood is calling for the state health director of missouri, randall williams, to be fired, over what happened to those hundred-plus women on his orders, which he now says was a mistake.