Nease D E, Liese B S
Department of Family Practice, University of Kansas Medical Center, Kansas City.
Fam Med. 1987 Nov-Dec;19(6):468-70.
In this research, perceptions and beliefs which affect the family physician's treatment of sexual problems were studied. A 66-item questionnaire, the Survey of Sexual Problem Care (SSPC), was completed by 68 individuals. Respondents reported that they would be more likely to consult a family physician for the treatment of sexual problems than any other individual; however, few (11%) of those surveyed had actually sought treatment for sexual problems. Confidentiality was reported to be the most important characteristic in persons consulted for sexual problems, and treatment was more likely to be sought from family physicians when problems were believed to have a physical (vs. psychological) etiology. The implications of these results are discussed.
在本研究中，对影响家庭医生治疗性问题的观念和信念进行了研究。68人完成了一份包含66个条目的问卷——性问题护理调查（SSPC）。受访者表示，比起其他任何人，他们更有可能因性问题咨询家庭医生；然而，在接受调查的人中，只有少数（11%）实际寻求过性问题的治疗。保密性被报告为就性问题咨询他人时最重要的特征，并且当认为问题有身体（而非心理）病因时，人们更有可能向家庭医生寻求治疗。讨论了这些结果的意义。
