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Abstract

This survey attempts first to explore and demonstrate
the attitudes and current practices of the general practitioners
with regard to contraception, sterilisation, abortion and
sexual behaviour, second to determine the adequacy of undergraduate
and postgraduate training in family planning, and,
third, to examine the general practitioners self-perceived
role in providing family planning services to the community.
The study of behaviour associa ed with family
planning is very important in the analysis of factors
involved in the continuing high levels of unwanted
pregnancies, when in fact relatively safe and effective
contraceptive technology is now available.

Item Type:	Thesis - Honours
Authors/Creators:	Davey, M
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