一项关于马里兰州避孕公平法案的探索性调查:临床医生对避孕措施提供的认识和影响

Q2 Medicine Contraception: X Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI:10.1016/j.conx.2021.100071

Aneesha Cheedalla , Jessica K. Lee , Anne E. Burke

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《马里兰州避孕公平法案》于2018年1月生效，旨在减少避孕的保险障碍。我们试图评估该法案对提供避孕药具的影响。研究设计从2019年3月至8月，我们通过电子邮件向马里兰州提供避孕措施的临床医生发送了一项探索性调查，询问他们对该法案的认识和改变做法。结果调查有效率为13%(164/1256名临床医生)。50人(31%)知道该法案。临床医生认为该法案有可能改变处方实践(3.5/5分李克特量表，SD 1.3)。结论马里兰州大多数提供避孕服务的临床医生不了解该法案。如果了解该法案，临床医生可能会改变他们的避孕处方做法。

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An exploratory survey regarding the Maryland Contraceptive Equity Act: clinician awareness and impact on contraception provision

Objective

The Maryland Contraceptive Equity Act took effect in January 2018 with the goal of reducing insurance barriers to contraception. We sought to assess the Act's impact on contraceptive provision.

Study Design

From March-August 2019, we emailed an exploratory survey to clinicians providing contraception in Maryland that queried awareness of the Act and changing practices.

Results

The survey had a 13% response rate (164/1256 clinicians). Fifty (31%) were aware of the Act. Clinicians rated the Act was somewhat likely to change prescribing practices (3.5/5 point Likert Scale, SD 1.3).

Conclusion

The majority of clinicians providing contraception in Maryland are not aware of the Act. If aware of the Act, clinicians may change their contraceptive prescribing practices.

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