Factors Associated with Contraceptive Use and Nonuse, United States, 2004
Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health2007Vol. 39(2), pp. 90–99
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Abstract
Providers could better help women avoid unintended pregnancy by initiating regular assessments of method use difficulties, improving counseling on method choice and pregnancy risk, and identifying and assisting women at higher risk for inconsistent method use because of disadvantage, relationship characteristics or ambivalence about pregnancy prevention. In addition to providers' efforts, broader societal commitment is critical for increasing contraceptive knowledge and expanding access to contraceptive care for all women who are at risk of having an unintended pregnancy.
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