Idrissa Beogo, Jean Ramdé, Abdoulaye Anne, Marie-Pierre Gagnon, Drissa Sia, Eric Nguemeleu Tchouaket
e-Mental Health Program to Prevent Psychological Distress Among French-Speaking International Students in a Linguistic-Cultural Minority Context (Ottawa, Alberta, and Quebec): Protocol for the Implementation and Evaluation of Psy-Web
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teenage pregnancy still one reproductive health concerns facing adolescents tanzania problem associated physiological psychological social changes increases risk unsafe abortion adverse maternal fetal neonatal outcomes among adolescents low utilization contraceptive methods among adolescents one key causes strategy involving male adolescents sexual reproductive health programs increase rate contraceptive use among adolescents thereby preventing teenage pregnancy examine factors associated uptake contraceptives among male secondary school adolescent students crosssectional study conducted rural secondary schools kisarawe district coast region tanzania multistage sampling methods used recruit participants descriptive multiple regression analyses conducted assess prevalence factors associated contraceptive use 95 confidence interval pvalue 005 considered statistical significance univariate multivariate logistic regression tested crude odds ratio cor adjusted odds ratio aor respectively study involved 422 male students majority 581 aged 1719 years 502 muslim 763 studying government schools 623 households size 46 members 874 relationship 642 living parents less half 389 male students reported ever sex lifetime among 298 used method contraceptive reported lowest age first sex 10 years male condom method used 694 pharmacychemist shops common source contraceptive services 551 students adequate knowledge contraceptives likely report use contraceptive methods compared inadequate knowledge aor 2704 95 ci 12205995 p 0014 participants private schools 43 times likely report use contraceptives government schools aor 4347 95 ci 175810762 p 001 students relationship 35 times likely relationship report use contraceptive method aor 351 95 ci 14218670 p 0006 study found low use contraceptives among male adolescents ever sex lifetime thus suggested agetailored comprehensive sexual reproductive health education start taught young age adolescents initiate sex early age also teenage pregnancy prevention programs involve males key players development implementation program decisions among partners men