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期刊名:Studies in family planning

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ISSN:0039-3665

e-ISSN:1728-4465

IF/分区:3.9/Q1

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Letícia J Marteleto,Molly Dondero,Sneha Kumar et al. Letícia J Marteleto et al.
Fertility intentions-intentions regarding whether and when to have children-predict reproductive health outcomes. Measuring fertility intentions is difficult, particularly during macrostructural shocks, for at least two reasons: (1) fertili...
Leigh Senderowicz,Brooke W Bullington,Nathalie Sawadogo et al. Leigh Senderowicz et al.
There is growing consensus in the family planning community around the need for novel measures of autonomy. Existing literature highlights the tension between efforts to pursue contraceptive targets and maximize uptake on the one hand, and ...
Alice F Cartwright,Rebecca L Callahan,Mags Beksinska et al. Alice F Cartwright et al.
Few longitudinal studies have measured contraceptive continuation past one year in sub-Saharan Africa. We surveyed 674 women who had been randomized to receive the three-month intramuscular contraceptive injectable (DMPA-IM), levonorgestrel...
Dana Sarnak,Alison Gemmill,Sarah E K Bradley et al. Dana Sarnak et al.
Contraceptive discontinuation for method-related reasons, while presumably wanting to avoid pregnancy, is a common phenomenon and can contribute to high levels of unmet need and unplanned pregnancies. Some women discontinue contraceptive us...
Kelsey Holt,Christine Galavotti,Elizabeth Omoluabi et al. Kelsey Holt et al.
Equating contraceptive use with programmatic success is fundamentally flawed in failing to account for whether individuals desire contraceptive use; this is problematic because nonuse can reflect empowered decision-making and use may reflec...
Marta Bornstein,Sarah Huber-Krum,Jessica D Gipson et al. Marta Bornstein et al.
Contraceptive counseling protocols tend to focus narrowly on pregnancy intentions, which may overlook other factors that contribute to whether an individual wants or needs contraception. In this report, we demonstrate the potential of two m...
Erica Sedlander,Minakshi Dahal,Jeffrey Bart Bingenheimer et al. Erica Sedlander et al.
Research calls for the sexual and reproductive rights field to prioritize gender norms to ensure that women can act on their reproductive rights. However, there is a gap in accepted measures. We addressed this by including important theoret...
Philip Anglewicz,Dana Sarnak,Alison Gemmill et al. Philip Anglewicz et al.
Although the reproductive calendar is the primary tool for measuring contraceptive dynamics in low-income settings, the reliability of calendar data has seldom been evaluated, primarily due to the lack of longitudinal panel data. In this re...
David Canning,Mahesh Karra David Canning
While there is a large literature on the prevalence of unmet need for family planning, there is no matching quantitative evidence on the prevalence of unwanted family planning; all contraceptive use is assumed to represent a "met need." Thi...
Kristen Lagasse Burke,Joseph E Potter Kristen Lagasse Burke
Fertility surveys have rarely asked people who are using contraception about the contraceptive method they would like to be using, implicitly assuming that those who are contracepting are using the method they want. In this commentary, we r...