Objectives: The aim of the survey was to gain understanding of women's usage patterns and
attitudes towards emergency contraception (ie, the 'morning after pill') and to gain insight …

Objective: The aim of this study was to assess the knowledge, attitudes and practices
regarding emergency contraception in primary health-care workers. Methods: This survey …

Objective: To describe the awareness of and attitudes toward hormonal emergency
contraception among women in Kuwait. Methods: A cross-sectional survey was conducted …

Objectives The study aimed to determine the awareness of emergency contraception (EC)
and knowledge of its use as well as the unplanned pregnancy rate among women in the …

Of the 300 respondents, 129 (43%) had practiced contraception while 9 (3%) admitted to
having an induced abortion. Only 144 (48%) had heard of emergency contraception (EC) …

Aims: The aim of this study is to determine the knowledge, attitude, and practice of EC
among Saudi women of childbearing age. Settings and Design: This study is a cross …

Aim: The aim of this study is to determine the degree of knowledge, behavior and attitude of
university students in Mersin towards emergency contraception (EC). Material & Methods …

To determine knowledge of, attitudes toward, and use of emergency contraception (EC),
interviews were held with 1068 clients of 89 public sector primary healthcare facilities in two …

Knowledge of emergency contraception is crucial but might not transform into use. Factors
influencing decision-making related to use of emergency contraception after an unprotected …

Background India was one of the first countries to launch a formal family planning program.
Initially, the main thrust of the program was on sterilization but subsequently it has got …