Vasectomy: knowledge, perception and acceptance by medical students in Latin America

Introduction:Medical students play an important role in achieving sexual and reproductive health outcomes, including a greater participation of men in family planning. Objective:To describe the level of knowledge, perception, and acceptance of vasectomy in a sample of Latin American medical students...

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Veröffentlicht in:Revista de la Facultad de Medicina, Universidad Nacional de Colombia Universidad Nacional de Colombia, 2023, Vol.71 (1), p.e95436-15
Hauptverfasser: Montiel Alfonso, Miguel Angel, Prieto-Campos, Pierángely, Mera Flores, Ronny Richard, Rosales-Trujillo, Julio, Marqués de Brito, Beatriz, Nati Castillo, Humberto Alejandro, Palazuelos-Guzman, Ideli, Botia-Silva, Néstor Ricardo, del Carmen Escudero, Florisel, Araya-Morales, Alex Benjamín
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Zusammenfassung:Introduction:Medical students play an important role in achieving sexual and reproductive health outcomes, including a greater participation of men in family planning. Objective:To describe the level of knowledge, perception, and acceptance of vasectomy in a sample of Latin American medical students (i.e., whether they would recommend this procedure to their patients, and in the case of male students, whether they would undergo it at some point in their lives) in a sample of Latin American medical students. Materials and methods:Multicenter, cross-sectional, analytical study conducted in November 2020 in 2 676 medical students (1st-7th year) from 8 Latin American countries. Data were collected using a questionnaire validated in each country and completed in Google Forms. The chi-square test of independence was used to determine differences in study variables (knowledge, perception, and acceptance) for each established subgroup, with a significance level of p
ISSN:0120-0011
2357-3848
2357-3848
DOI:10.15446/revfacmed.v71n1.95436