Lilian Yiryuo, Stephen Kpekura, Wahab Osman, Margaret Wekem Kukeba, Najart Deborah Mumuni, Mavis Mallory Mwinbam, Anthony Dery
Challenges and support experienced by family caregivers seeking antiretroviral therapy services for children living with HIV/AIDS: a phenomenological study in Ghana
BMJ open
knowledge ovulatory cycle koc basis natural family planning methods absence knowledge notable issue since ovulatory cycle plays crucial role reproductive health empowers women make informed decisions influence lives study examines knowledge ovulatory cycle among reproductive tribal women india demographic socioeconomic determinants data derived national family health survey conducted 20192021 effective sample size present study 101914 tribal women aged 1549 years india descriptive statistics along bivariate analysis conducted find preliminary results additionally multivariable binary logistic regressions conducted determine likelihood koc among tribal women across different characteristics conducted statistical analysis stata 170 statacorp used arcgis 1082 spatial mapping 101914 tribal women 788 per cent lack correct knowledge ovulatory cycle notably education level significantly influences koc secondary education showing higher odds koc aor 124 95 ci10061528 compared education christian women exhibit lower odds koc aor 0749 95 ci05640996 compared hindu women husbandpartners education level shows strong association highereducated partners correlating higher odds koc aor 2501 95 ci 18073461 higher education knowledge contraceptive method current contraceptive use type strongly associated koc additionally rural residence negatively influences koc aor 1545 95 ci 12361932 exposure mass media positive effect aor 1152 95 ci 09751362 albeit modest study highlights need targeted educational awareness programs improve koc among tribal women india addressing factors education religious influences place residence empower women make informed decisions reproductive health ultimately enhancing overall wellbeing quality life knowledge foundation natural family planning also key driver womens agency autonomy shaping lives