Alexander K, McCullough J
Women Health. 1981 Fall-Winter;6(3-4):123-34. doi: 10.1300/j013v06n03_14.
Preferences for gynecological examiners are studied in a cervical cancer screening program. Sex appears to be a more important factor in preference than the professional level of the examiner. Female health professionals were preferred by a majority of patients; the distinction between physicians and nurse practitioners was a much less important factor. Female examiners were particularly important to low-income and Mexican-American participants, and to women who were reluctant to participate in screening programs.
在一项宫颈癌筛查项目中，对妇科检查人员的偏好进行了研究。在偏好方面，性别似乎比检查人员的专业水平更为重要。大多数患者更喜欢女性医疗专业人员；医生和执业护士之间的区别则是一个不太重要的因素。女性检查人员对低收入和墨西哥裔美国参与者，以及那些不愿参加筛查项目的女性尤为重要。
