Haslett L, Barnett P
Department of Public Health and General Practice, Christchurch School of Medicine.
N Z Med J. 1997 Jul 11;110(1047):256-8.
This research surveys operating surgeon perspectives on their work with a view to providing information relevant to improving access to abortion services.
In depth interviews were held with 14 abortion operating surgeons in the southern region. Interviews were transcribed and analysed according to emergent themes.
Operating surgeons reported their work as technically uninteresting but felt an obligation to provide a safe service and derived important satisfaction from helping patients. They valued peer support in the workplace and did not feel isolated from colleagues or lacking professional status. They noted that the introduction of medical abortions would provide opportunities to improve access.
Mainstreaming abortions into other gynaecology services might improve the work environment for operating surgeons and training opportunities for doctors. Increased use of medical abortion techniques, may encourage doctors to become operating surgeons and improve access to services in some localities.
本研究调查了手术外科医生对其工作的看法，以期提供与改善堕胎服务可及性相关的信息。
对南部地区的14名堕胎手术外科医生进行了深入访谈。访谈内容经转录后，根据浮现的主题进行分析。
手术外科医生表示他们的工作在技术上并无趣味，但感到有义务提供安全的服务，并从帮助患者中获得了重要的满足感。他们重视工作场所中的同行支持，并不觉得与同事隔绝或缺乏专业地位。他们指出，药物流产的引入将提供改善可及性的机会。
将堕胎纳入其他妇科服务的主流，可能会改善手术外科医生的工作环境以及医生的培训机会。增加药物流产技术的使用，可能会鼓励医生成为手术外科医生，并改善某些地区的服务可及性。
