L’adoption, alternative à l’Assistance médicale à la procréation ?

Blanchy, S.

doi:10.1016/j.gyobfe.2010.10.014

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“…Actually, in our societies, the absence of a desired pregnancy rapidly becomes the source of intense frustration and early consultation to a physician. One in 7 couples will consult a physician at least once for suspicion of infertility whereas one couple in 10 will consult for treatment of infertility [5]. The needs of couples and the therapeutic options have been increasing with time.…”

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Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices of Infertile Women on Child Adoption in Douala (Cameroon)

Nguefack¹,

Ourtching²,

Gregory³

et al. 2014

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Background: The aim of the study was to evaluate the knowledge, attitude and practices on child adoption among infertile women in Douala (Cameroon). Methods: It was a prospective descriptive study of six months duration at the General Hospital and the Dawn Medical Foundation Clinic. Patients of the gynecologic unit presenting with infertility were included. A questioner was administer to each patient with the following variables: Age, marital status, profession, level of education, past gynecologic history, number of children, type and the duration of infertility. Their knowledge, attitude and practice toward child adoption were investigated. Data collected was analyzed using the statistical software EPI-INFO 6.04 and R. p value < 0.05 was considered to be statistically significant. Results: Among the 300 women included, 269 (89.7%) had already heard about adoption, 62.1% through the media. Seventeen percent knew who to meet in order to adopt a child in Cameroon. Two hundred and thirty patients (76.7%) were in favor of adoption but 48.7% of them didn't want to adopt a child. One percent of patient had adopted a child. The attitude towards adoption was significantly influenced by the duration of infertility of more than 10 years (p = 0.0014). Among women who have at least one child 9.4% wanted adoption against 21.4% who did not want adoption (p = 0.0305). Among women aged between 25 and 30 years, 28.2% wanted to adopt a child against 79.1% who did not want it (p = 0.000). Eighty five percent of women who had secondary infertility did not want to adopt against 44.7% who wanted it (p = 0.0003). Conclusion: * Corresponding author. C. T. Nguefack et al. 1066The level of knowledge is high in educated patient. However, many women don't know the right procedure and the structures in charge of adoption. Their attitude is favorable but the practice of adoption remains low.

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Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices of Infertile Women on Child Adoption in Douala (Cameroon)

Nguefack¹,

Ourtching²,

Gregory³

et al. 2014

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Évolution du désir d'enfant après l'échec des aides médicales à la procréation

Mazoyer¹,

Bourdet-Loubère²

2013

Revue De Psychothérapie Psychanalytique De Groupe

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Le réel que constitue la stérilité n’est pas sans questionner les aménagements défensifs du couple ni sa recherche d’affiliation. Les couples infertiles, dont le parcours AMP ne se solde pas par une grossesse, envisagent parfois l’adoption comme un dernier recours pour devenir parents. Après avoir rappelé les enjeux liés à l’infertilité, nous questionnerons les issues psychiques pour le couple, confronté aux échecs des techniques d’ AMP , et qui envisage alors l’adoption, comme nouvelle modalité de parentalisation. Cet article vise à illustrer à partir de deux situations cliniques (adoption comme choix de vie et ambivalence), le nécessaire travail d’élaboration psychique du roman familial des couples mais aussi ses butées pour effectuer le deuil de la fertilité biologique et accéder à un véritable désir d’enfant via l’adoption. Il permet donc de réfléchir sur le dispositif d’accompagnement de ces couples pour lesquels les techniques d’ AMP se solderont par un échec sans pour autant entraver leur questionnement sur la parentalité.

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L’adoption, alternative à l’Assistance médicale à la procréation ?

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Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices of Infertile Women on Child Adoption in Douala (Cameroon)

Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices of Infertile Women on Child Adoption in Douala (Cameroon)

Évolution du désir d'enfant après l'échec des aides médicales à la procréation

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