Ann Pulling Kuhn, Edward Kim, Hannah G Lane, Yan Wang, Rachel Deitch, Lindsey Turner, Erin R Hager, Elizabeth A Parker
Associations between elementary and middle school teachers' physical activity promoting practices and teacher- and school-level factors
The international journal of behavioral nutrition and physical activity
use modern contraceptive methods among adolescents youth public health priority prevent unintended pregnancies knowledge study ever explored documented factors promoting contraceptive use among urban adolescents youth guinea objective study explore factors promote use contraceptive methods personal interpersonal community health system levels among urban adolescents youth guinea conducted qualitative research study including twentysix individual indepth interviews among adolescents youth 10 group interviews additional eighty individuals total 106 participants socioecological model used orient data collection analysis data collected june october 2019 individual group interviews audiorecorded transcribed verbatims afterwards data analyzed thematically using deductive codes individual factors favoring contraceptive use among adolescents youth pertained perceived benefits methods eg discretion absence side effects duration action ease use knowledge family planning service channels means afford cost method interpersonal factors spousesexual partner approval peer suggestions contraceptive methods community factors included sociocultural beliefs methods community expectation get pregnant marriage health system factors included access free contraceptive methods availability methods clinical competence attitude health care provider advise administer methods proximity family planning services users place residence qualitative research shows many adolescents youth living conakry use variety contraceptive methods whether modern traditional access free affordable methods discretion method use proximity availability methods suggestions methods peers factors motivate adolescents youth use contraception order optimally facilitate use modern contraception among adolescent young urban guineans recommend 1 adolescents youth access public health strategies enabling learn obtain use methods way allows remain discreet 2 use modern contraceptive methods promoted peers 3 health care providers peers adequately trained accurate uptodate knowledge different contraceptive methods available demonstrate clinical skills teaching method placement applicable show appropriate attitudes toward population knowledge inform policies programs improve use effective contraceptive methods adolescents youth living urban guinea