Dimitris Nikolopoulos, Nata Goulandris, Charles Hulme, Margaret J Snowling
The cognitive bases of learning to read and spell in Greek: evidence from a longitudinal study
Journal of experimental child psychology
family guidance association ethiopia fgae operates nongovernmental organization dedicated offering family planning reproductive health services ethiopian population gap study regarding client satisfaction contributing factors towards sexual reproductive health services youth fgae clinics highlights need comprehensive investigation fill void conducting mixedmethod study research aims provide holistic understanding factors influencing client satisfaction delivery sexual reproductive health services youth fgae clinics added value study lies potential offer valuable insights recommendations improving service delivery systems enhancing client satisfaction levels ultimately contributing overall wellbeing health outcomes youth north ethiopia therefore study aimed asses client satisfaction contributing factors towards sexual reproductive health services delivery system among youth family guidance association north ethiopia fgae clinics 2023 study conducted within clinics family guidance association ethiopia fgae spanning dessie kombolcha woldia city administrations involving participant cohort 416 clients facilitybased concurrent type mixed method study design quantitative qualitative techniques applied quantitative research employed simple random sampling technique conversely qualitative study utilized heterogeneous type purposive sampling strategy recruit participants collected data underwent rigorous process entry cleaning coding using epidata 46 software followed analysis stata v17 descriptive statistics binary logistic regression employed highlight impact independent variables dependent variable comprehensive examination provided multivariable logistic regression crude adjusted odds ratios along 95 confidence interval computed significance set pvalue 005 nearly half clients 194 478 came receive family planning services followed maternal child health 107 264 sixty patients 148 didnt receive services wanted came half participants 30 50 raised unavailability service reason taking service followed enough time clinic 12 20 6552 60747000 participants satisfied sexual reproductive health services provided clinics fgae northeast ethiopia clients age group 2534 aor 204 95ci 111372 clients primary secondary education aor 249 95ci 103602 aor 305 95ci 125749 respectively clients responded physicians show respect aor 559 95ci 1891649 clients received explanation side effects utilized methods followup dates aor 45995ci1681253 aor 28995ci153549 respectively proportion client satisfaction client satisfaction services delivery system family guidance association ethiopia fgae clinics low compared previous study age group 2534 years primary secondary education showing respect explaining sideeffects followup visits significant associated factors client service satisfaction enhancing service delivery family guidance association ethiopia fgae clinics targeting specific areas identified study strategies focus improving communication regarding side effects ensuring respectful interactions prioritizing followup visits particularly clients aged 2534 primary secondary education backgrounds