Population Council, Morelos No. 21, Colonia Del Carmen Coyoacán, Mexico City 04100, Mexico.
Stud Fam Plann. 2011 Sep;42(3):167-74. doi: 10.1111/j.1728-4465.2011.00278.x.
In April 2007, elective first-trimester abortion was legalized in Mexico City. As of June 2011, more than 60,000 women from Mexico City and other Mexican states have obtained legal abortions in the city's public hospitals and health centers, with private facilities providing additional abortion services. This study examines women's experiences of abortion services in one public and two private clinic settings in 2008. Twenty-five in-depth interviews were conducted: 15 with women who obtained abortions in a public health center and 10 who obtained the procedure at either of two private clinics. Participants were highly satisfied with services at both public and private sites, although some had to go to more than one site before receiving services. None expressed doubts about their decision to have an abortion, and they felt unanimously that they were treated with respect. Furthermore, participants were pleased with the counseling they received and most accepted a contraceptive method after the procedure.
2007 年 4 月，墨西哥城将选择性的早期堕胎合法化。截至 2011 年 6 月，已有超过 6 万名来自墨西哥城和其他墨西哥州的妇女在该市的公立医院和保健中心获得了合法堕胎，私立机构也提供额外的堕胎服务。本研究考察了 2008 年在一家公立和两家私立诊所的妇女对堕胎服务的体验。进行了 25 次深入访谈：15 次与在公立保健中心堕胎的妇女进行，10 次与在两家私立诊所进行。参与者对公立和私立机构的服务都非常满意，尽管有些人在获得服务之前不得不去多个地方。没有人对自己的堕胎决定表示怀疑，她们一致认为自己受到了尊重。此外，参与者对她们所接受的咨询感到满意，大多数人在手术后都接受了一种避孕方法。
