Provider views on vasectomy: cultural, gender, and political elements of Men's decisions to seek publicly funded services

Interviewees stressed that vasectomy was for everyone but identified sub-groups of men who still faced logistical and social access challenges to the procedure. Providers also believed that men were concerned over reproductive justice in the US and wanted to do their part to help prevent unplanned pregnancies. They thought that the Dobbs decision may mark a turning point in reproductive care that could ultimately better public health initiatives and overall SRHW by including men in the conversation. Vasectomy education, marketing-along with policy changes that ease access, can support this goal.

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Frontiers in Reproductive Health
Published
2024-12-18
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https://doi.org/10.3389/frph.2024.1386244
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Male Reproductive Health Studies
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Provider views on vasectomy: cultural, gender, and political elements of Men's decisions to seek publicly funded services

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Interviewees stressed that vasectomy was for everyone but identified sub-groups of men who still faced logistical and social access challenges to the procedure. Providers also believed that men were concerned over reproductive justice in the US and wanted to do their part to help prevent unplanned pregnancies. They thought that the Dobbs decision may mark a turning point in reproductive care that could ultimately better public health initiatives and overall SRHW by including men in the conversation. Vasectomy education, marketing-along with policy changes that ease access, can support this goal.

Frontiers in Reproductive HealthVol. 6
University of Missouri–Kansas City (US), University of Missouri (US)
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health
Gender equality
Openalex Percentile: Top 58%
Male Reproductive Health Studies
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