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See Latest ArticlesUnder one roof? A population-based survey of patient use and preference for sexual health services
Primary Health Care Research & Development, 07/01/09
Gray D et al. - Of the 14 387 patients surveyed, 3101 (21.6%) responded. In the young persons’ model, few significant differences were found in service use or preference between those living in one-stop shop and control site areas. In the specialist services model, women in the one-stop shop area were significantly more likely to cite specialist services for emergency contraception and abortion advice, when compared to those served by non-integrated control services. In the general practice model, respondents in the one-stop shop area were significantly more likely to cite general practice for all six sexual health needs. Overall, general practice was the preferred service provider cited for all sexual health needs, except condoms and pregnancy tests. These findings are discussed in terms of their implications for the provision of integrated sexual health services. In addition, key methodological issues and future research possibilities are identified.
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