J Clin Gynecol Obstet

Journal of Clinical Gynecology and Obstetrics, ISSN 1927-1271 print, 1927-128X online, Open Access

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Original Article

Volume 5, Number 3, September 2016, pages 77-80

Fertility History: Assessment of Performance and Quality Improvement

Figures

Figure 1. Transverse axis shows the necessary questions included in the standard history sheet for the female partners. Longitudinal axis shows the percentage of patients who were asked those questions before and after the introduction of the standard sheet.

Figure 2. Transverse axis shows the necessary questions included in the standard history sheet for the male partners. Longitudinal axis shows the percentage of patients who were asked those questions before and after the introduction of the standard sheet.

Tables

**Table 1.** The Standard Questions Included in the History Sheet and the Percentage of Female Patients Who Were Asked Those Questions Before and After the Introduction of the Standard Sheet
	Question	Before	After
1	Obstetric history	100% (50/50)	100% (50/50)
2	Contraceptive history	28% (14/50)	90% (40/50)
3	Last menstrual period	20% (10/50)	86% (43/50)
4	Regularity of the periods	96% (48/50)	98% (49/50)
5	Frequency of intercourse	6% (3/50)	80% (40/50)
6	Dyspareunia/dysmenorrhea	10% (5/50)	96% (48/50)
7	History of STD/PID	78% (39/50)	84% (42/50)
8	Smoking	98% (49/50)	100% (50/50)
9	Alcohol	86% (43/50)	100% (50/50)
10	Recreational drugs	0% (0/50)	46% (23/50)
11	Medical conditions	94% (47/50)	98% (49/50)
12	Surgical history	90% (45/50)	92% (46/50)
13	Family history	2% (1/50)	48% (24/50)
14	Cervical smear history	48% (24/50)	90% (45/50)
15	Vaccination history	0% (0/50)	20% (10/50)

**Table 2.** The Standard Questions Included in the History Sheet and the Percentage of Male Patients Who Were Asked Those Questions Before and After the Introduction of the Standard Sheet
	Question	Before	After
1	Fertility history	82% (41/50)	100% (50/50)
2	Sexual dysfunction	2% (1/50)	56% (28/50)
3	History of STD	44% (22/50)	88% (44/50)
4	Smoking	94% (47/50)	100% (50/50)
5	Alcohol	80% (40/50)	100% (50/50)
6	Recreational drugs	2% (1/50)	40% (20/50)
7	Medical diseases	86% (43/50)	98% (49/50)
8	Surgical history	82% (41/50)	98% (49/50)
9	Family history	8% (4/50)	66% (33/50)