Analysis on attitude to condom use in un-marriage sexual intercourse among STD patients
Wenying Li
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Wenying Li
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Objective To evaluate attitude to the condom use in un-marrigae sexual intercourse among STD patients in the three public STD clinics in Shanghai and its influential factors to provide the evidence for the further intervention.Methods Epidemiological cross sectional investigation was used.Results The attitude of condom application had a relationship with the sex,the score of STD related knowledge and the grade of the public STD clinics.Yet the clinics servic had no effect on it.Conclusion the condition of condom aplication is related to the STD related knowledge about STDs and sexual risk behavior can be reduced by the condom promotion.But now neither the knowledge education nor condom promotion is satisfied.It may be helpful to enhance the skill of the staff in STD clinics and to cooperate with the related government department.
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Objective To evaluate attitude to the condom use in un-marrigae sexual intercourse among STD patients in the three public STD clinics in Shanghai and its influential factors to provide the evidence for the further intervention.Methods Epidemiological cross sectional investigation was used.Results The attitude of condom application had a relationship with the sex,the score of STD related knowledge and the grade of the public STD clinics.Yet the clinics servic had no effect on it.Conclusion the condition of condom aplication is related to the STD related knowledge about STDs and sexual risk behavior can be reduced by the condom promotion.But now neither the knowledge education nor condom promotion is satisfied.It may be helpful to enhance the skill of the staff in STD clinics and to cooperate with the related government department.
Key concepts: Condom, Promotion (chess), Medicine, Sexual intercourse, Family medicine, Intervention (counseling), Developed country, Public health