• Emergency Contraceptive Pill Experience Survey

  • Hertfordshire County Council are running a survey to find out how we can best support women needing emergency contraception (commonly known as ‘the morning after pill’).

    Many people need to use emergency contraception, also known as the morning after pill, at some point in their lives. If you've recently used the emergency contraceptive pill in the last 6 months, we'd value hearing about your experience.

     

    Your views are important to us and by completing this survey you will be helping us to improve services that provide contraception. The survey has 20 questions and should only take a around 5 minutes to complete. It is anonymous and we don’t require your name.

     

    The first few questions are on recent use of the emergency contraceptive pill (commonly known as ‘the morning after pill’).

  • Eligibility and Demographics

  • Most Recent Emergency Contraception Access

  • What made it difficult?
  • Context of Use and STI Advice

  • Situation that led to your use of emergency contraception
  • Service Experience and Contraception Guidance

  • Contraception Use and Influences

  • When you needed emergency contraception, were you using any regular contraception? Please select what you were using.

  • After taking emergency contraception, what contraception do you use now?

  • What influences your choices around using contraception? Select all that apply.
  • Should be Empty: