Ritchie L D, Berkeley M I
J R Coll Gen Pract. 1984 Nov;34(268):600-2.
The immediate response of patients and doctors to the recent adverse publicity about the combined oral contraceptive ;Pill' were studied in two separate locations: a major family planning clinic and a large provincial health centre. Consultations arising from anxiety about the Pill were less than the general practitioners had anticipated but extra sessions were required at the family planning clinic to cope with the increased demand. Differences in the responses of doctors were observed both within and between the two locations. Doctors at the family planning clinic were more likely to change the brand of Pill, whereas doctors at the health centre were more likely to offer reassurance only. The respective roles of primary care teams and family planning clinics in the provision of a comprehensive contraception service to the community are discussed.
在两个不同地点研究了患者和医生对近期有关复方口服避孕药（“避孕药丸”）的负面宣传的即时反应：一家大型计划生育诊所和一个大型省级医疗中心。因对避孕药丸的担忧而进行的咨询比全科医生预期的要少，但计划生育诊所需要额外安排诊疗时段来应对增加的需求。在两个地点内部以及之间都观察到了医生反应的差异。计划生育诊所的医生更有可能更换避孕药丸的品牌，而医疗中心的医生则更有可能仅提供安慰。讨论了初级保健团队和计划生育诊所在为社区提供全面避孕服务方面各自的作用。
