Grigoropoulos Iraklis
Family bonds in the midst of adversity: Insights into refugee children's coping ways
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proponents abortion restriction cite advancements contraceptive technology reason need abortion care today recently oral arguments supreme court united states case dobbs v jackson womens health however consistent correct use contraception requires reproductive health literacy objectives quantify contraceptive risk events assess contraceptive history preferences among population wellequipped evade contraceptive risks family planning specialists following initiation medical training risk events defined reported episodes contraceptive failure emergency contraception use andor unprotected underprotected intercourse crosssectional study among current members professional organization family planning specialists inclusion criteria included status current retired clinician consensual penilevaginal intercourse since start medical training personal partner capacity become pregnant descriptive statistics performed study irb exempt among 229 respondents 157 69 reported experiencing contraceptive risk event since training twentynine 13 respondents reported occurrence within last year category 47 108229 3 reported unknown reported unprotected intercourse 35 81229 reported emergency contraception use 52 participants 117227 2 unknown reported known suspected contraceptive failure mean number contraceptive methods used 37 sd 17 13 methods listed almost 97 participants reported least one method acceptable option mean 56 sd 27 13 listed methods majority family planning specialists experienced contraceptive risk events times active pregnancy prevention since medical training contraceptive method change common respondents limited number methods personally acceptable dialogue idealizing role contraception minimizing eliminating abortion need simplistic inaccurately represents lived realities pregnancycapable individuals partners including among exceptional contraceptive literacy access