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[Inquiry into the family health center: first considerations].


 Law 405 of July 1975 provides for setting up in Italy, within the larger framework of the national health services, at least one family health center in every city and village. Such centers, whose services are free, should provide contraceptive information and services, information on sexuality, on sterility, and on maternal-infant problems. The authors report on their experiences in setting up one such center in the countryside near Rome. The center was mostly used by women with high-risk pregnancies, who had to be referred to the local hospital. Few women or couples came for information on contraception or abortion, sterility, or sexual problems. The authors compiled a questionnaire which they distributed to as many people as possible, to gather information on the people's attitude toward the center and its services, and to find out whether the population knew what was available to them. It turned out that the majority of the people knew of the services and greatly approved of them, but that a better coordination among the various services, and a better schedule would have made the center more available to more people.
