NURSES ATTITUDES TOWARDS TERMINATION OF PREGNANCY
NURSES ATTITUDES TOWARDS TERMINATION OF PREGNANCY
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DOI：
10.1111/j.1365-2648.1994.tb02397.x
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发表时间：
1994-09-01
影响因子：
3.8
通讯作者：
ROBERTS, J
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作者：
MARSHALL, SL;GOULD, D;ROBERTS, J
本问卷研究（n = 84）调查了不同等级护士和临床环境对终止妊娠（TOP）的几个方面的态度。大多数护士的态度处于未决定到积极的连续范围内，类似于先前北美和英国的研究结果。只有极少数人有非常积极或消极的态度。有几个因素与对TOP的负面态度显著相关：参与TOP的频率、在妇科病房工作的时间长短、宗教信仰和种族。护士的态度在妇女的妊娠期长短和进行手术的情况方面存在一些差异。鉴于这些发现，对护理实践的影响进行了讨论。
This questionnaire study (n = 84) investigated several aspects of the attitudes of nurses of various grades and clinical settings towards termination of pregnancy (TOP). The majority of nurses had attitudes which lay within the undecided to positive range of the continuum, similar to findings from previous North American and British research. Very few were found to have extremely positive or negative attitudes. Several factors were significantly associated with negative attitudes towards TOP: frequency of involvement in TOP, length of time spent working on a gynaecology ward, religious affiliation, and ethnicity. Some discrepancy in nurses' attitudes was found with respect to both the length of a woman's gestation and the circumstances for which the procedure was being performed. In view of these findings, the implications for nursing practice are discussed.