ABSTRACT CONTEXT Understanding how women's preferences for certain attributes of
contraceptive methods relate to their method choice can inform the content of contraceptive …

Objective Contraceptive methods have differing attributes. Women's preferences for these
attributes may influence contraceptive decision making. Our objective was to identify …

Objective Assisting women with choosing contraceptive methods that meet their needs and
preferences is essential to providing patient-centered care, but research to inform …

Purpose Contraceptive satisfaction may influence not only contraceptive use but also long-
term engagement in care. We investigated the extent to which adolescent and young …

Objectives An understanding of the relationship between individuals' pregnancy preferences
and contraceptive use is essential for appropriate patient-centered counseling and care. We …

Background: Family planning research has not adequately addressed women's preferences
for different contraceptive methods and whether women's contraceptive experiences match …

CONTEXT: Adolescents' dual use of condoms and hormonal contraceptives is low, and the
motivations underlying their decisions to combine contraceptives are not understood …

INTRODUCTION: Discontinuation of hormonal contraceptives is correlated with the
experience of unwanted effects and is an important cause of unwanted pregnancy. Previous …

Background: Understanding reasons for birth control method choice may inform
interventions that help young women choose the best method for them. The purpose of this …

Background Contraceptive use is widely recognized as a means of reducing adverse health-
related outcomes. However, dominant paradigms of contraceptive counseling may rely on a …