Use of contraception and sexuality in women in Slovenia, 2011

The starting point of the study is to determine the presence of interrupted sexual intercourse (PSO) as a form of contraception in Slovenia in two theoretical frameworks, i.e. a medical view of the body and sexuality and feminist criticism of the medical discourse of contraception. The aim of the mission was to investigate and define the role of PSO in the social construction of female and male sexuality, to determine its position in Slovenian sexuality to assess culture and from a feminist perspective its impact on women’s sexual reproductive health. The goal was to find out why, despite many other methods of contraception, PSO are still advised and widely used, and why Slovenian gynecologists still promote it as a form of contraception. To this end, 52 interviews were conducted with contraceptives and 27 interviews with gynecologists and gynecologists in Slovenia. Due to the sensitivity of the data in the ADP, we only keep interviews with contraceptives.本研究的出发点是在两大理论框架下，即身体与性的医学视角，以及避孕医疗话语的女性主义批判视角，确定中断性交（Interrupted Sexual Intercourse，缩写PSO）作为避孕方式在斯洛文尼亚的存在现状。本研究的核心任务为探究并界定PSO在男女两性社会性建构中的角色，明确其在斯洛文尼亚性文化中的定位，并从女性主义视角评估其对女性性与生殖健康的影响。本研究旨在厘清两大问题：尽管已有诸多其他避孕手段，为何PSO仍被广泛推荐与使用，以及斯洛文尼亚的妇科医师为何仍将其作为避孕方式加以推广。为此，研究团队针对斯洛文尼亚的避孕使用者与妇科医师开展了访谈，共完成52例避孕使用者访谈、27例妇科医师访谈。鉴于ADP中数据的敏感性，本研究仅保留针对避孕使用者的访谈数据。