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• 1. [Article] Degree of depression in women preceding abortion at the University of Oregon Medical School

  This evaluation was undertaken because of an interest by the authors in the abortion program at the Medical School. Interest in the emotional status of patients receiving abortions was aroused while working ...

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Degree of depression in women preceding abortion at the University of Oregon Medical School Author: Nathe, William M., Lacefield, Ike R. Year: 1972 This evaluation was undertaken because of an interest by the authors in the abortion program at the Medical School. Interest in the emotional status of patients receiving abortions was aroused while working in a field placement at the Medical School through the Portland State University School of Social Work. With the consent and assistance of the Obstetrics-Gynecology Department and the Director of Social Services, this study was initiated with the hope that it would be a step toward providing an over-all and continuing assessment of information about the women receiving abortions. The researchers’ particular area of interest concerned the characteristics of emotional depression as they relate to the abortion process. A decision was made that this study would concentrate on gathering data in relation to three aspects of the sample: To describe the sample through demographically terms and attitudes; To describe the amount of depression the women have prior to receiving the abortion; To determine if some circumstance or attitudes have a correlation with the amount of depression of the women. Title: Degree of depression in women preceding abortion at the University of Oregon Medical School Author: Nathe, William M., Lacefield, Ike R. Year: 1972 This evaluation was undertaken because of an interest by the authors in the abortion program at the Medical School. Interest in the emotional status of patients receiving abortions was aroused while working in a field placement at the Medical School through the Portland State University School of Social Work. With the consent and assistance of the Obstetrics-Gynecology Department and the Director of Social Services, this study was initiated with the hope that it would be a step toward providing an over-all and continuing assessment of information about the women receiving abortions. The researchers’ particular area of interest concerned the characteristics of emotional depression as they relate to the abortion process. A decision was made that this study would concentrate on gathering data in relation to three aspects of the sample: To describe the sample through demographically terms and attitudes; To describe the amount of depression the women have prior to receiving the abortion; To determine if some circumstance or attitudes have a correlation with the amount of depression of the women. Close