Michelle L. Munro, in the article, Comprehensive care and pregnancy: The unmet care needs of pregnant women with a history of rape attempts to examine if rape survivors have a decline in their mental and physical health, safety status, or unmet needs in these domains in future pregnancies. The author did a literature review on 11 sources which shows evidence of the decline in the health status of survivors or unmet needs in relation to the five components of comprehensive care including1) physical care, 2) pregnancy prevention, 3) STI screening, 4) psychological care, and 5) legal care . SANE was used as framework to portray the unmet needs of prenatal rape survivors. To test the hypothesis that post-assault survivors entering prenatal care
