INDUCED-ABORTION - EPIDEMIOLOGICAL ASPECTS
INDUCED-ABORTION - EPIDEMIOLOGICAL ASPECTS
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DOI：
10.1136/jme.1.3.122
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发表时间：
1975-01-01
影响因子：
4.1
通讯作者：
BAIRD, D
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作者：
BAIRD, D
杜格尔德·贝尔德爵士概述了英国自本世纪初以来堕胎立法的历史。在他看来，1967 年《堕胎法》是过去 100 年来英国颁布的最重要、最有益的社会立法之一。然而，它给医院的管理以及个别医生和护士带来了问题，特别是当患者是年轻的单身女性甚至女学生时。 《堕胎法》的后果之一是孕产妇死亡率和围产儿死亡率下降。堕胎似乎不会带来严重的情感后遗症。然而，最近性观念的变化带来了新的严重的社会问题，这些问题的讨论与医生在与寻求堕胎的患者的关系中的作用有关。
Sir Dugald Baird sketches the history of abortion legislation in Great Britain from the beginning of the century. In his views the 1967 Abortion Act has been one of the most important and beneficial pieces of social legislation enacted in Britain in the last 100 years. It has, however, brought problems both of administration in the hospitals and to individual doctors and nurses, particularly when the patients are young single women and even schoolgirls. One of the consequences of the Abortion Act has been a fall in maternal mortality and perinatal mortality rates. Abortion does not seem to be followed by serious emotional sequelae. Nevertheless recent changes in sexual mores have introduced new and serious social problems which are discussed in relation to the role of the doctor in his relationship with patients seeking abortion.