… Table 3 e General attitude of health care workers towards the use of a female condom.
General … 162 Sex is more comfortable with a female condom than a male condom …

… [13] who established that there is lack of acceptance of the female condom by healthcare
workers in several countries such as South Africa, Kenya and the USA. Chipfuwa et al. [21] and …

… , attitudes and use of female condom among undergraduates of Kigali Health Institute.
Awareness of the female condom … of the female condom by health care providers as suggested by …

… appears to be particularly important because, as we found, provider familiarity and personal
experiences with the female condom shaped attitudes and proclivity toward recommending …

… Attitudes of men toward the female condom-obtained indirectly … medical providers and
educators were inadequately prepared to counsel women about the challenges of female condom …

… But the disposition of regulatory agencies and the attitudes of health care providers has
unfortunately exaggerated this reticence, thereby effectively reducing access to these methods. …

… users’ access to the female condom within each province. … and promoting positive attitudes
about female condoms. In … organized female condom training of health care providers …

… “female condom” or “female-initiated”, to identify KAPB studies for male and female users and
… of other stakeholders such as health care providers, although this information falls beyond …

… The female condom is the only commonly available method that affords women and girls
more … These supportive attitudes about the amount of lubrication was also seen in studies in …

… female condoms were also predictors of utilisation. Negative attitudes and perceptions towards
the female condom … Therefore, healthcare providers need to strengthen health education …