Pauline Gloaguen, Sylvain Bournais, Claude Alban, Stéphane Ravanel, Daphné Seigneurin-Berny, Michel Matringe, Marianne Tardif, Marcel Kuntz, Myriam Ferro, Christophe Bruley, Norbert Rolland, Yves Vandenbrouck, Gilles Curien
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Plant physiology
introduction womens health significantly impacted undesirable pregnancies unsafe abortions leading deaths thousands women causing many others suffer infertility longterm reproductive health issues address problem use modern contraception methods increasing regardless economic status dwelling allowing women exercise rights access reproductive health services objective objective study examine knowledge practice family planning factors associated setting design crosssectional study conducted among muslim women n461 using twostage stratified random sampling method semistructured questionnaire five taluks dakshina kannada district karnataka methods materials required study sample drawn adopting twostage stratified random sampling technique study population divided different strata consisting panchayats wards number households selected panchayatswards statistical analysis association faith family planning knowledge practice family planning studied using chisquared test factors associated practice family planning identified using univariable multivariable logistic regression analysis statistical analysis performed using statistical package social sciences spss version 27 ibm spss statistics armonk ny results significant association faith family planning practice pvalue less 00001 age also found significant factor associated practice family planning specifically women aged 3140 less likely practice family planning compared women aged 2130 pvalue 0012 majority individuals indicated preferred child 239 going custom 165 reasons using family planning conclusions muslim women reasonably wellinformed modern methods contraception usage remains relatively low outreach initiatives health worker mobilization within community health education information sharing examples program interventions could help address issue