Fergusson D M, Beautrais A L, Shannon F T
N Z Med J. 1981 Oct 28;94(694):291-4.
Maternal reactions to child health care services were examined for 1143 Christchurch children during the period birth to three years. The majority of mothers were well satisfied with the service provided by their family doctor. Over half the mothers who reported problems with their family doctor did so because of perceived inadequacies in the doctor's management and treatment. Dissatisfaction with the doctor did not vary with maternal social background. Mothers were less satisfied with the Plunket nurse, with 25 percent feeling neutral or dissatisfied. Major areas of conflict between mothers and Plunket nurses concerned feeding regimes and weight gains. Dissatisfaction with the Plunket nurse was most common amongst young mothers and single mothers. While 24 percent of mothers would have liked some reduction in medical consultation fees for children, by a small majority mothers were opposed to or neutral about free medical consultations for children. A large majority of mothers favoured some form of compulsory system of routine child health care.
在孩子从出生到三岁期间，对克赖斯特彻奇的1143名儿童的母亲对儿童保健服务的反应进行了调查。大多数母亲对家庭医生提供的服务非常满意。报告与家庭医生有问题的母亲中，超过一半是因为认为医生的管理和治疗存在不足。对医生的不满与母亲的社会背景无关。母亲们对普伦基特护士的满意度较低，25%的人感觉中立或不满意。母亲与普伦基特护士之间的主要冲突领域涉及喂养方式和体重增加。对普伦基特护士的不满在年轻母亲和单身母亲中最为常见。虽然24%的母亲希望能降低一些儿童医疗咨询费用，但以微弱多数反对或对儿童免费医疗咨询持中立态度。绝大多数母亲赞成某种形式的儿童常规保健强制制度。
