CONTEXT Unintended pregnancy rates are high in the United States. It is important to know
whether improving males' access to emergency contraceptive pills may help prevent …

Purpose: Several studies have documented a deficiency in the delivery of preventive
services to adolescents during physician visits in the United States. This study sought to …

Objective: Despite the controversy over expanding delivery options for emergency
contraceptive pills (ECP), little is known about physicians′ attitudes toward over-the …

Objective To determine the extent to which Nova Scotian FPs prescribe and provide
emergency contraceptive pills (ECPs) and to explore their knowledge of and attitudes …

CONTEXT: Advance provision of emergency contraception increases the likelihood of its
use, yet little is known about the factors that influence successful implementation of an …

Background: Emergency contraceptive pills (ECPs) are effective for preventing unintended
pregnancy. Whether patients in primary care settings receive physician counseling …

The objective of this study is to make the public aware of progress, safety, effectiveness of
use, acceptance, and over-the-counter availability of emergency contraception (EC). Data …

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

Objective: To assess the knowledge and attitudes of health care providers, health educators,
and social service providers before and after a training session on emergency contraceptive …

Nearly half of the pregnancies in the United States each year are unintended, and
emergency contraceptive pills (ECPs) have emerged as an important method for the …