Quality of care given to first time birth control patients at a free clinic

M. Grover and T. Greenberg

American Journal of Public Health, 1976, vol. 66, issue 10, 986-987

Abstract: In an empirical study of the quality of care at a free clinic, criteria for optimal care for female first visits for birth control were established and 100 charts were reviewed, 50 in April 1974 and 50 in April 1975 with an interval in between of in service training accompanied by new medical forms and procedures. An encouraging improvement in record keeping was observed. The authors feel it is important that free clinics concentrate on quality as well as quantity and accessibility of care.

Date: 1976
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