Daniel Lefkowitz, Helga Fontus, James Vermeychuk, Gary Centifonti, Katharine McGreevy
Characterizing Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA) Compliance in New Jersey: 2008-2017
Journal of public health management and practice : JPHMP
uganda currently hosts estimated 15 million refugees refugees challenges accessing family planning fp services host country study aimed investigate factors associated fp use among host refugee populations adjumani district uganda comparative crosssectional study conducted may 2021 three refugee settlements host communities adjumani district total 1310 respondents 664 refugees 646 host randomly selected using multistage cluster sampling interviewed quantitative data collected using structured questionnaires analyzed using stata v15 descriptive multivariate analysis performed found modern contraceptive prevalence rate mcpr 302 322 host 282 refugees multivariate analysis showed women live singly aor 225 95 ci 156 384 completed primary education aor 165 95 ci 127216 acquired skills aor 228 95 ci 211247 desire another child aor 373 95 ci 145 960 stayed study area 35 years aor 224 95 ci 146342 statistically significantly associated fp use among refugee host populations key barrier fp use host harassment women separationdivorce consulting family members whereas amongst refugees want use fp methods findings revealed low fp use amongst populations adjumani district main factors associated fp use amongst refugee populations included marital status level education type occupation duration stay study area whereas amongst host marital status main reasons using fp methods included fear side effects hosts wanting use fp refugees need sensitize communities benefits fp community level