Pritzker School of Medicine, University of Chicago, Chicago, IL, USA.
Am J Obstet Gynecol. 2011 Feb;204(2):124.e1-7. doi: 10.1016/j.ajog.2010.08.051. Epub 2010 Nov 11.
The objective of the study was to characterize beliefs about contraception among obstetrician-gynecologists.
National mailed survey of 1800 US obstetrician-gynecologists. Criterion variables were whether physicians have a moral or ethical objection to, and whether they would offer, 6 common contraceptive methods. Covariates included physician demographic and religious characteristics.
One thousand one hundred fifty-four of 1760 eligible obstetrician-gynecologists responded (66%). Some obstetrician-gynecologists object to intrauterine devices (4.4% object, 3.6% would not offer), progesterone implants and/or injections (1.7% object, 2.1% would not offer), tubal ligations (1.5% object, 1.5% would not offer), oral contraceptive pills (1.3% object, 1.1% would not offer), condoms (1.3% object, 1.8% would not offer), and the diaphragm or cervical cap with spermicide (1.3% object, 3.3% would not offer). Religious physicians were more likely to object (odds ratio, 7.4) and to refuse to provide a contraceptive (odds ratio, 1.9).
Controversies about contraception are ongoing but among obstetrician-gynecologists, objections and refusals to provide contraceptives are infrequent.
本研究旨在描述妇产科医生对避孕措施的信念特征。
对 1800 名美国妇产科医生进行全国邮寄调查。判断变量为医生对 6 种常见避孕方法是否存在道德或伦理上的反对意见,以及他们是否会提供这些方法。协变量包括医生的人口统计学和宗教特征。
在 1760 名符合条件的妇产科医生中,有 1154 名(66%)做出了回应。一些妇产科医生对宫内节育器(4.4%反对,3.6%不提供)、孕激素植入物和/或注射剂(1.7%反对,2.1%不提供)、输卵管结扎术(1.5%反对,1.5%不提供)、口服避孕药(1.3%反对,1.1%不提供)、避孕套(1.3%反对,1.8%不提供)以及含杀精剂的子宫帽或宫颈帽(1.3%反对,3.3%不提供)持反对意见。宗教医生更有可能持反对意见(优势比,7.4),也更有可能拒绝提供避孕措施(优势比,1.9)。
关于避孕的争议仍在继续,但在妇产科医生中,对避孕措施的反对和拒绝提供避孕措施的情况并不常见。