Indonesian infertility patients' health seeking behaviour and patterns of access to biomedical infertility care: An interviewer administered survey conducted in three clinics

Keyphrases

• Indonesian 100%
• Infertility 100%
• Patient Health 100%
• Seeking Patterns 100%
• Infertility Care 100%
• Interviewer-administered 100%
• Health-seeking Behavior 100%
• Indonesia 42%
• Fertility Clinics 42%
• Infertility Treatment 42%
• Referral System 28%
• Expanded Access 28%
• Female Infertility 28%
• Access to Care 14%
• Perceived Treatment 14%
• Underutilization 14%
• Treatment Failure 14%
• Treatment Costs 14%
• Women Age 14%
• Sterility 14%
• Ease of Access 14%
• Patient Education 14%
• Assisted Reproductive Technology 14%
• Appropriate Care 14%
• Timely Access 14%
• Descriptive Statistical Analysis 14%
• Barriers to Access 14%
• Reproductive Health Services 14%
• Implementing Strategies 14%
• Marriage Age 14%
• Reproductive Rights 14%
• Vaginal Examination 14%
• Psychological Demands 14%
• Financial Accessibility 14%
• Demand for children 14%
• Biological Needs 14%
• Gynecologist 14%
• Embarrassment 14%
• Economic Circumstances 14%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Patient Referral 100%
• Female Infertility 100%
• Health Service 50%
• Health Care Cost 50%
• Reproductive Public Health 50%
• Assisted Reproductive Technology 50%
• Identified Patient 50%
• Reproductive Rights 50%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Patient Referral 100%
• Female Infertility 100%
• Treatment Failure 50%
• Infertility Therapy 50%
• Patient Education 50%
• Gynecologist 50%
• Health Care 50%