Ali Hashemi, Fatemeh Mahdavirad
A cross-cultural, cross-disciplinary, and cross-gender study on Appraisal resources in PhD dissertation abstracts: Martin & White's (2005) Appraisal Theory in focus
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women fail initiate contraceptive use within first year childbirth face increased likelihood experiencing unintended pregnancies close succession regions limited resources use postpartum contraceptives particularly longacting reversible contraceptives remains notably low consequently study sought assess prevalence determinants postpartum long acting reversible contraceptives extended postpartum period shashago district central ethiopia study employed communitybased crosssectional design conducted march 1 2021 april 15 2021 involving total 617 women reproductive age selection study participants performed using multistage stratified sampling technique data collection carried use structured intervieweradministered questionnaire subsequently collected data entered epidata version 31 exported spss version 25 analysis bivariate multivariable logistic regression analyses conducted statistical significance determined using p value 005 along adjusted odds ratios aors corresponding 95 confidence interval ci total 224363 women used longacting contraceptives giving birth among women 311 used implanon 52 used intrauterine device iud factors significantly associated use longacting contraceptives childbirth included age 2529 years aor 18 95 ci 1130 age 35 years aor 87 95 ci 36215 primary education aor 33 95 ci 1667 secondary education aor 35 95 ci 1583 history abortion aor 27 95 ci 1354 additionally good knowledge longacting contraceptives childbirth aor 24 95 ci 1539 significantly associated use study revealed small number women opt longacting contraceptives childbirth implanon popular iuds factors age education level abortion history pregnancy counseling knowledge longacting contraceptives linked usage integrating contraceptive counseling routine antenatal postnatal care essential ensuring access postpartum contraception tailored interventions based age education level could also help promote longacting contraceptive use research targeted interventions needed overcome barriers improve access methods postpartum women