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ATIITUDES TO FAMILY PLANNING IN AN ABORIGINAL RURAL COMMUNITY BEFORE THE DEVELOPMENT OF A FAMILY PLANNING SERVICE

A survey to assess attitudes to contraception and preferred methods of contraceptive practice was conducted amongst a sample of part‐Aboriginal women in order to obtain information on which to base a family planning programme. In the group surveyed there was a general awareness that pregnancies could be prevented. Twenty‐four per cent of women were definite in their rejection of any proposed contraceptive service, and another 24% were enthusiastic at the prospect of readily available family planning advice. The remaining 52% were undecided.