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

Objective: To assess changes in the prescribing practices, knowledge, attitudes, and
perceptions of health care providers after an educational program about emergency …

Purpose: The purpose of this study was to examine knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors
regarding emergency contraception (EC) in university men and women aged 18–21. Data …

Primary care physicians of all specialties should be familiar with prescribing emergency
contraception (EC). We conducted a mail survey of 282 randomly sampled physicians in …

Background: Emergency contraception (EC) may reduce unintended pregnancies if patients
are informed and have access. A great deal of medical education occurs during medical and …

Aims: The aim of the current study was to explore the extent of knowledge health care
providers working in primary health care units in Aydin, Turkey, had about emergency …

PURPOSE The possible mechanisms of action of emergency contraception (EC) include
preventing ovulation, fertilization, or implantation of an embryo. Differences in the use of …

BACKGROUND: Primary care physicians care for reproductive-aged women, yet do not
routinely counsel women about or prescribe contraceptives, including emergency …

OBJECTIVE: The objective of this work was to evaluate the acceptance, use and recall of an
optional advance prescription for emergency contraception (EC). MATERIALS AND …

BACKGROUND: A consultation for emergency contraception (EC) gives way to an
opportunity to provide women with an ongoing effective method of contraception. STUDY …