The European journal of contraception & reproductive health care : the official journal of the European Society of Contraception · 2000
Pill knowledge amongst oral contraceptive users in family planning clinics in Scotland: facts, myths and fantasies.
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Rajasekar D, Bigrigg A
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OBJECTIVES: To document the extent of understanding about the combined pill amongst oral contraceptive users in Scotland.
METHOD: A questionnaire was distributed to 2700 pill users in Scottish family planning clinics prior to their consultation with a clinician for a repeat prescription.
RESULTS: Knowledge was patchy and usually incomplete in any given area.
CONCLUSION: Counselling and teaching about oral contraceptives are important parts of the clinical consultation; even if the user appears knowledgeable about their contraceptive method, there are likely to be some areas where their knowledge could be improved.
METHOD: A questionnaire was distributed to 2700 pill users in Scottish family planning clinics prior to their consultation with a clinician for a repeat prescription.
RESULTS: Knowledge was patchy and usually incomplete in any given area.
CONCLUSION: Counselling and teaching about oral contraceptives are important parts of the clinical consultation; even if the user appears knowledgeable about their contraceptive method, there are likely to be some areas where their knowledge could be improved.