Resolving unintended pregnancy crisis: Is adoption a viable option? A cross-sectional study in Kumasi, Ghana.
Evans Kofi AgbenoJoseph OsarfoAnthony Amanfo OforiEmmanuel Kusi AchampongBetty Akua Oparebea Anane-FeninWisdom Klutse AzanuKwadwo SarbengEmmanuel Senanu Komla MorhePublished in: SAGE open medicine (2020)
Keeping a pregnancy and placing the child up for adoption is presently not ideal for managing an unintended pregnancy crisis. More education is needed to increase awareness of adoption as an option in resolving this crisis while continued efforts are made at primary prevention through using contraceptives. The complex adoption process must be made friendly for women with unintended pregnancies who neither desire parenting nor abortion.