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Married Women's Decision-Making Power in Family Planning Use and its Determinants in Basoliben, Northwest Ethiopia.

Berhanu AlemayehuGetachew Mullu KassaYohannes TekaLiknaw Bewket ZelekeAmanuel Alemu AbajobirAddisu Alehegn Alemu
Published in: Open access journal of contraception (2020)
Married women's decision-making power in family planning use was optimal. Household monthly income, husband's desired ideal number of children, husband's desired time when to have another child and information about any contraceptive methods were predictors of their decision-making power on family planning use. There should be awareness creation of family planning methods to increase its utilization.
Keyphrases
  • decision making
  • polycystic ovary syndrome
  • mental health
  • pregnancy outcomes
  • young adults
  • physical activity
  • cervical cancer screening
  • breast cancer risk
  • healthcare