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Knowledge, practices, and barriers concerning the use of emergency contraception among women of reproductive age at a university hospital of Aydin, Turkey
Archives of Gynecology and Obstetrics, 11/06/09

Kucuk M et al. – The authors study has revealed knowledge deficiency on the part of reproductive–aged women about the effective use, safety, mechanism of action, availability without prescription and legal status of emergency contraception. Client barriers were also found, particularly a lack of awareness. Healthcare professionals are in a key position to provide information and to overcome the barriers.

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