Porter M, Macintyre S
Soc Sci Med. 1984;19(11):1197-200. doi: 10.1016/0277-9536(84)90370-8.
During a study of innovations in antenatal care it was found that overall levels of satisfaction with care were high. Pregnant women appeared to assume that whatever arrangements they had experienced were the best arrangements possible and to be negative about innovations until they had experienced them. This response, which may be due to conservatism or deference, is examined in relation to aspects of general practice and hospital care, and its implications for the evaluation of health care are discussed.
在一项关于产前护理创新的研究中发现，对护理的总体满意度较高。孕妇似乎认为，无论她们经历过何种安排，都是可能的最佳安排，并且在体验创新之前对其持否定态度。这种反应可能是由于保守主义或顺从心理，本文结合全科医疗和医院护理的各个方面对此进行了研究，并讨论了其对医疗保健评估的影响。
