Objectives Barriers to widespread use of hormonal emergency contraceptives (EC), such as
lack of knowledge and prejudices held by health-care providers, still exist today. This study …

Purpose This study aimed to investigate the extent of knowledge and use of emergency
contraception among women of reproductive age and to identify barriers existing in Turkey …

OBJECTIVE: We studied whether a single educational intervention can change provider
knowledge, attitudes and practice patterns with respect to emergency contraception (EC) …

Objective The research was planned descriptively to define the knowledge, attitudes and
practices of family-planning providers regarding emergency contraception. Methods The …

OBJECTIVE: to determine knowledge, attitudes and practices relating to emergency
contraception among health-care providers (general practitioners, nurses and midwives) …

Objective To assess the knowledge of, attitude towards and practices of emergency
contraception among health-care providers at a university hospital located in a region with a …

Objectives To assess the knowledge and attitudes of emergency contraception (EC) among
nursing and midwifery students of a university in the Eastern-Mediterranean region of …

Emergency Contraception (EC) is used within a few days of unprotected sex to prevent an
unintended pregnancy. About one quarter of pregnancies in south of Iran are unintended …

Aim: Few studies have evaluated doctors' knowledge, attitudes and practices as regards
emergency contraception (EC). Some studies have reported inadequate knowledge, bias …

Hormonal emergency contraception (EC) is an acceptable means of postcoital prevention of
pregnancy, but potential users should have information and education about it before they …