Ethical issues in Family Practice: Contraception: Ethical Quandaries and Misconceptions.

  • GA Ogunbanjo Dept. of Family Medicine & Primary Health Care, Medunsa, Pretoria.
  • B Knapp van Bogaert Part-time senior lecturer, Biomedical Ethics – Dept. of Family Medicine & Primary Health Care, Medunsa Pretoria and SARETI.

Author Biographies

GA Ogunbanjo, Dept. of Family Medicine & Primary Health Care, Medunsa, Pretoria.
MBBS, MFGP (SA), M Fam Med, FACRRM, FACTM, FAFP (SA).
B Knapp van Bogaert, Part-time senior lecturer, Biomedical Ethics – Dept. of Family Medicine & Primary Health Care, Medunsa Pretoria and SARETI.
MBA (Kobe), Ph.D. (Kobe), M. Phil. (Stell), D. Phil (Stell).
Published
2004-08-01
Issue
Vol 46, No 7 - August 2004
Section
Review Articles
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