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Table 3 Support of stances by tendency to prescribe

From: Improving contraceptive care for minors in Israel: practice, policy, and training gaps among OBGYNs

Stance item

GTM's who always prescribe w/o parental inv

GTM's who occasionally prescribe w/o parental inv

GTM's who never prescribe w/o parental inv

p value

There are cases when it is right to give pills to a minor without the knowledge of her parents

4.85 (0.39)

4.29 (1.50)

4.38 (1.06)

0.003

It is better for the minor to receive pills without the knowledge of her parents, than for her to become pregnant

4.86 (0.44)

4.43 (1.13)

4.46 (1.02)

0.013

Giving pills to a sexually active minor is in her best interest, even if it is without her parents' knowledge

4.78 (0.49)

4.71 (0.49)

4.29 (1.08)

0.007

Minors should be allowed to choose whether to allow their parents to see the part of their medical file that deals with sexual and sexual issues

4.35 (0.91)

4.29 (1.11)

3.79 (1.18)

0.05

The fact that the minor's record is exposed to the parents prevents me from giving the minor good treatment of sexual and sexual issues

3.01 (1.48)

3.43 (1.40)

2.74 (1.51)

0.5

It can't be that parents didn't know that their underage daughter was taking pills

1.93 (0.99)

2.43 (0.79)

2.38 (1.17)

0.1

Giving pills to a minor encourages her to have sex

1.70 (0.83)

1.57 (0.53)

1.79 (1.14)

0.8

Teenage/extramarital sex is inappropriate

1.68 (0.95)

2.00 (1.15)

1.50 (0.66)

0.4

I am not willing to risk legal action, so I will not give pills to a minor without the knowledge and consent of a parent

1.60 (0.72)

2.14 (1.07)

2.22 (1.38)

0.01

In cases where it is in the best interest of the minor patient, I will give her a prescription for pills even without her parents knowing about it

4.45 (1.01)

3.71 (1.60)

3.58 (1.38)

0.003