Francisco Luis Fernández-Soriano, Belén López, Raquel Martínez-España, Andrés Muñoz, Magdalena Cantabella
Use of Computing Devices as Sensors to Measure Their Impact on Primary and Secondary Students' Performance
Sensors (Basel, Switzerland)
utilization modern contraceptives increases time still low varies across ages among married youth woman study revealed prevalence modern contraceptives associated factors among younger older married youth women crosssectional study design applied sample emdhs 2019 multilevel logistic regressions carried using stata version 16 identify individual communitylevel factors modern contraceptive utilization adjusted odds ratios 95 confidence interval variables pvalue 005 considered significant determinants modern contraceptive utilization emdhs 2019 total 3290 married women ages 15 34 included among 1210 367 2080 63 women age groups 1524 2534 years respectively modern contraceptive utilization among women aged 1524 2534 years 5423 526 respectively injection commonly used modern contraceptive method study factors associated modern contraceptive utilization among women aged 1524 years include women primary education aor 222 95 ci 102483 three children household aor 1429 95 ci 16112625 protestants aor 029 95 ci 014061 five seven households aor 034 95 ci 017069 region aor 698 952302116 hand factors associated modern contraceptive utilization among women aged 2534 women one two underfive children household aor 166 95 ci 103268 region aor 354 95ci 179697 50 participants used modern contraceptives age groups associated factor modern contraceptive utilization varied among age group health managers policymakers need consider age group region educational status religion fertility level planning family planning program