Tveit K S, Nyfors A, Nilsen A
Department of Dermatology, Haukeland University Hospital, Bergen, Norway.
Acta Derm Venereol. 1996 Mar;76(2):150-3. doi: 10.2340/0001555576150153.
A study excluding homosexuals was performed to study casual sex, extramarital sex, the use of a condom with a casual sexual partner and the combination of alcohol intake and casual sex among patients attending a clinic for sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). Heterosexual patients (467) received a questionnaire, and 458 were included. Men reported more (94%) casual sexual partners than did women (76%). According to a multiple logistic regression analysis a condom was used significantly less frequently in "old" respondents, those having a permanent sexual partner, those having low education, those infected with STDs (earlier STDs), those who had had more than 4 sexual partners over the last year, and those combining alcohol intake and casual sex. Intravenous drug users/prostitutes used a condom more often than did men with paid sex and "other heterosexuals". To have an effect on STD patients, innovative forms of health education may be necessary, and greater emphasis should be placed on more informal means of information, including interactive health education and communication strategies to promote positive attitudes regarding condom use.
一项针对排除同性恋者的研究，旨在调查性病门诊患者的一夜情、婚外性行为、与临时性伴侣使用避孕套的情况以及饮酒与一夜情的关联。467名异性恋患者收到了调查问卷，其中458人被纳入研究。男性报告的临时性伴侣比例（94%）高于女性（76%）。多元逻辑回归分析显示，“年长”受访者、有固定性伴侣者、低学历者、感染过性病（既往性病）者、过去一年有超过4个性伴侣者以及饮酒且有一夜情者使用避孕套的频率显著较低。静脉吸毒者/妓女使用避孕套的频率高于有偿性行为男性和“其他异性恋者”。为了对性病患者产生影响，可能需要创新的健康教育形式，并且应更加重视更非正式的信息传播方式，包括互动式健康教育和沟通策略，以促进对使用避孕套的积极态度。
