Are State Doctors in the Western Cape willing to implement the Choice of Termination of Pregnancy Act of 1996?

An opinion survey conducted in the Western Cape in November 1997. In fulfillment for the requirements of the FCOG (S.A.) part 2.

Tables

Reproduced with permission

• Figure 1 MISSING
• Figure 2 Questionnaire
• Figure 3 Questionnaire
• Figure 4 Facilities Offering TOP
• Table 1- Results- Profiles 1
• Table 2- Profiles 2- Will this change in1998?
• Table 2A- Gender
• Table 3- Type of Institution
• Table 4- TOP Training 1
• Table 5 - MISSING
• Table 6 - MISSING
• Table 7- TOP Training 2
• Table 8- TOP Training 3
• Table 9- TOP Service offered
• Table 10 - Out of hospital referrals
• Table 10A-Opinions 1
• Table 11- Doctors who will not refer.
• Table 12 - Should TOP service have...
• Table 13 - Drs. Preparedness to do TOPs
• Table 14 - % Drs. willing to do late TOPS
• Table 15 - TOP categories (detailed) for 12-20weeks
• Table 16 - Drs. who will continue a TOP
• Table 17 - Consultation re: TOP Act 1996

Table 1 - Results- Profiles 1

Table 2 - Profile 2- will this change in 1998?

Percentage of Respondents

Table 2A - Gender

Absolute Numbers of Respondents

Table 3 - Type of Institution

Absolute Numbers

Table 4 - TOP Training 1

% of Respondents (Missing 9)

Table 7 - TOP Training 2- Counselling

Percentage of Respondents

Table 8 - TOP Training 3- Training

Table 9 - TOP Service Offered

n=31

Table 10- Out of Hospital Referrals for TOP

Table 10A - Opinions - 1

Percentage of Respondents

Table 11 - Doctors Who Will Not Refer TOP Applicants

Percentage of respondents
Missing = 59

Table 12 - Should TOP service have . . .

Percentage of Respondents

Table 13- Drs. Preparedness to do TOPs

Limited (Counselling only) 51%

Tables 14, 15 - Late TOPs 12-20 Weeks

Percentage of respondents willing to do TOPs

Table 16 - Doctors Who Will Continue a TOP Started by Others

Percentage of Respondents (45 Missing)

Table 17 - Consultation Re: TOP Act of 1996

Percentage of Respondents