Fertility and sterility · 1997
A reduction in the number of unwanted pregnancies among female army draftees through a controlled intervention.
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Malovizky D, Lavi B, Modan B
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To assess the possibility of reducing the risk of unwanted pregnancy through a controlled intervention program that was based on a sex education workshop.
DESIGN: Educational intervention study.
SETTING: Newly drafted women in a central absorption army base in Israel.
PATIENT(S): One thousand seven hundred ninety-three female draftees in the Israeli Defence Force.
INTERVENTION(S): A 2-day workshop on sex education at the beginning of army service.
MAIN OUTCOME MEASURE(S): Rate of unwanted pregnancy.
RESULT(S): After 2 years of follow-up, there were approximately 40% fewer unwanted pregnancies among women with a lower socioeconomic and intellectual profile.
CONCLUSION(S): Structured intervention programs may reduce significantly the rate of unwanted pregnancy in young women.
DESIGN: Educational intervention study.
SETTING: Newly drafted women in a central absorption army base in Israel.
PATIENT(S): One thousand seven hundred ninety-three female draftees in the Israeli Defence Force.
INTERVENTION(S): A 2-day workshop on sex education at the beginning of army service.
MAIN OUTCOME MEASURE(S): Rate of unwanted pregnancy.
RESULT(S): After 2 years of follow-up, there were approximately 40% fewer unwanted pregnancies among women with a lower socioeconomic and intellectual profile.
CONCLUSION(S): Structured intervention programs may reduce significantly the rate of unwanted pregnancy in young women.