Lukas Weidener, Michael Fischer
Teaching AI Ethics in Medical Education: A Scoping Review of Current Literature and Practices
Perspectives on medical education
march 2020 uganda enforced countrywide restrictions control spread sarscov2 categorizing health services including family planning fp nonessential globally similar covid19 restrictions associated increased vulnerability reproductive coercion rc among women due changes fp service availability restricted access partners study aims investigate dynamics uganda specifically examining impact covid19 lockdown womens access fp experiences rc relationship rc intimate partner violence ipv conducted crosssectional analysis data 960 women participating ambso population health surveillance study aphs august 2020 march 2021 across wakiso n 164 hoima n 796 districts uganda analysis focused women sexually active past month using bivariate analyses explore associations rc recent experiences sexual physical verbal ipv commonly reported fp methods injectables 368 implants 16 despite covid19 lockdown less one percent participants reported inability access preferred fp method notably 3 women experienced rc past 12 months significant association rc sexual ipv p 00001 well physical ipv p 00001 instances verbal ipv observed tripled lockdown period increase verbal ipv found among women covid19 lockdown additionally notable association emerged forms ipv increased risk rc despite lockdown access fp remained high could attributed prevalent use longacting fp methods