Carrie Townley Flores, Amy Gerstein, Ciaran S Phibbs, Lee M Sanders
Short-Term and Long-Term Educational Outcomes of Infants Born Moderately and Late Preterm
The Journal of pediatrics
understanding impact family planning policy actions essential building effective strategies increase contraceptive use study identifies policies correlate modern contraceptive prevalence rate mcpr privatesector contraceptive method mix strategies number contraceptive methods offered private sector lowincome middleincome countries education contraceptive choices economic growth known determinants contraceptive prevalence many national policies intended increase contraceptive prevalence short term medium term ambiguous evidence indeed developing beta poisson regression models using 12 years reported contraceptive security indicators survey data 20102021 59 countries study investigated effect 20 independent variables mcpr method mix strategies furthermore help interpret potential consequences economic status separate models segmented gross national income low lowmiddle uppermiddle assessed 20 independent variables 10 implicated mcpr 6 method mix strategy increasing share domestic financing versus donor funding contraceptives broadest strongest contribution mcpr also predicted existence national insurance systems cover contraceptive costs contraceptive security committees family planning logistics management information systems inversely client fees comprehensive privatesector method mix strategywhich influences mcpris also driven well inclusion contraceptives national essential medicines list findings implications countries seeking expand access use contraceptives policy initiatives