Nina Van Dyke, Michael Murphy, Eric J Drinkwater
"We know what we should be eating, but we don't always do that." How and why people eat the way they do: a qualitative study with rural australians
BMC public health
although emphasis placed womens decisionmaking power regarding family planning use ethiopia utilization contraceptives low studies conducted different parts country womens decisionmaking power regarding family planning use however inconsistent findings thus study aimed determine pooled prevalence womens decisionmaking power regarding family planning use associated factors ethiopia preferred reporting items systematic reviews metaanalyses guidelines followed develop systematic review metaanalysis observational studies retrieved online databases including pubmed cinahl google scholar african journal online gray literature data search performed 1 december 16 may 2022 quality studies critically assessed using joanna briggs institute checklist heterogeneity among studies examined using i2 statistic revman version 53 stata version 14 software used analysis total 852 studies retrieved 8 studies included final metaanalysis pooled prevalence womens decisionmaking power regarding family planning use 57 95 confidence interval 37 77 good knowledge family planning methods odds ratio 246 95 confidence interval 165 367 positive attitude toward family planning methods odds ratio 204 95 confidence interval 13 32 primary higher education odds ratio 976 95 confidence interval 436 2199 associated increased odds womens decisionmaking power regarding family planning use nearly three five married women made decisions regarding family planning use ethiopia women good knowledge family planning methods positive attitude toward family planning methods women primary higher education associated increased odds womens decisionmaking power regarding family planning use