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Counselling needs of women seeking abortions
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1981
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Family MedicineReproductive HealthGynecologyReproductive EthicsMaternity ServiceFamily PlanningSocial WorkReproductive Genetic CounselingContraceptionGender StudiesReproductive EthicSexuality JusticeObstetricsPublic HealthAbortion RightsSexual And Reproductive HealthRespectful Maternity CareMaternal ComplicationReproductive LawAbortion EthicsMaternal Health PolicyMaternal HealthFeminist TheoryMidwiferyDetailed CounsellingMedical EthicsAbortionProfessional CounselingConsultant GynaecologistMedicineMedical Social Worker
Summary Over the course of a year, 162 women requesting termination of pregnancy were assessed by interview by both a consultant gynaecologist and a medical social worker. Only thirteen (8%) were referred as requiring medical advice and most of these basically had social problems. In contrast, 85 (52%) were found to require the help of the medical social worker for either detailed counselling or various supportive measures.
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