2012
DOI: 10.4172/scientificreports.472
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Gender Preference of Obstetricians and Gynecologists by Ultra-Orthodox Jewish Women

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“…The responses to the current questionnaire survey on 100 lesbians and 100 heterosexual women demonstrated both gender‐based and specific character‐based preferences of Israeli lesbian women. The finding that lesbians significantly prefer female obstetricians/gynecologists compared to heterosexuals is basically similar to other publications that found gender preference for female obstetricians/gynecologists . However, in the present study only 56% of the lesbians preferred female obstetricians/gynecologists while other populations, including Muslims and other Israeli minority groups, such as Arabs and ultra‐orthodox Jewish women, exhibited much higher percentages (>70%).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 89%
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“…The responses to the current questionnaire survey on 100 lesbians and 100 heterosexual women demonstrated both gender‐based and specific character‐based preferences of Israeli lesbian women. The finding that lesbians significantly prefer female obstetricians/gynecologists compared to heterosexuals is basically similar to other publications that found gender preference for female obstetricians/gynecologists . However, in the present study only 56% of the lesbians preferred female obstetricians/gynecologists while other populations, including Muslims and other Israeli minority groups, such as Arabs and ultra‐orthodox Jewish women, exhibited much higher percentages (>70%).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 89%
“…One of the main reasons for gender preference among different female populations is feeling more comfortable and less embarrassed when being treated by female obstetricians/gynecologists . Accordingly, other populations exhibited gender preference specifically for intimate procedures .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In general, the more traditional and religious beliefs, the greater importance patients attached to the gender preference of their provider, due to modesty. This was previously verified by several gender preference studies that explored gender preference of religious and traditional women for their obstetrician/gynecologist physician (Amer-Alshiek et al, 2015;Amir, Hazan, Grutz, Amit, & Azem, 2012;Amir, Tibi, et al, 2012;Lafta, 2006;McLean et al, 2012;Rizk, El-Zubeir, Al-Dhaheri, Al-Mansouri, & Al-Jenaibi, 2005). The marital status of the responders might also link to a more modest behavior of married patients.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 67%
“…We have previously studied gender preferences for obstetricians and gynecologists among communities such as Orthodox Jews [18], Muslim Israeli-Arab women [1], and Israeli Druze women [2] where religiousness and modesty are deeply rooted. All three studies have demonstrated a clear preference for female obstetricians and gynecologists, with the overwhelming reasons given being feeling more comfortable and less embarrassed with females, and the notion that female obstetricians and gynecologists are more gentle during intimate procedures.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%