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The Association of Quality Contraceptive Counseling Measures with Postabortion Contraceptive Method Acceptance and Choice: Results from Client Exit Interviews Across Eight Countries by Valerie N. Acre; Sally Dijkerman; Lisa M. Calhoun; Ilene S. Speizer; Cheri Poss; Ernest Nyamato is a Health Professions article available to read on EtoBox.
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## Abstract The availability of a variety of modern contraceptive methods is necessary but insufficient to provide a high-quality contraceptive service to postabortion clients. Women, especially young women, must be empowered to make informed choices about which methods they receive, including whether to use contraception following an abortion service. In this study, we conducted 2,488 client exit interviews with abortion clients after their induced abortion service or postabortion care visit in Ipas-supported health facilities in eight countries: Argentina, Bolivia, Ethiopia, Kenya, Mexico, Nepal, Nigeria, and Uganda. We evaluated the quality of postabortion contraceptive counseling across two domains of contraceptive counseling: information exchange and interpersonal communication. We measured the association between these quality elements and two outcomes: 1) client-perceived choice of contraceptive method and 2) whether or not the client received a modern contraceptive method. We examined these relationships while adjusting for sociodemographic and confounding variables, such as the client feeling pressure from the provider to accept a particular method. Finally, we determined
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- Author
- Valerie N. Acre; Sally Dijkerman; Lisa M. Calhoun; Ilene S. Speizer; Cheri Poss; Ernest Nyamato
- Publisher
- Springer Science and Business Media LLC
- Published
- 2022
- Language
- EN
- Field
- Health Professions (Health Sciences)