Background One in six pregnancies in Britain are unplanned. An understanding of
influences on contraceptive method choice is essential to provision compatible with users' …

Purpose To identify factors associated with high contraceptive method satisfaction among
privately insured, adult women in Pennsylvania. Methods We used cross-sectional survey …

Objective Contraceptive decision support tools (DSTs) have been suggested as a way to
provide patient-centered contraceptive care, but little is known about the role they play in …

BACKGROUND: A better understanding of men's attitudes, norms and behaviors regarding
women's use of hormonal contraception is needed. STUDY DESIGN: We conducted …

Qualitative interviews with young women attending community colleges were used to
address why women who do not desire pregnancy vary in how consistently they use …

Objectives The aim of the study was to determine whether a decrease in sexual desire is
more prevalent among women using hormonal contraception than among women using …

STUDY OBJECTIVE: To understand attitudes and beliefs influencing use and nonuse of
contraceptive methods pre-and postpartum among a group of adolescent mothers. DESIGN …

Objectives We examined the association between quality of postpartum contraceptive
counseling and changes in contraceptive method preference between delivery and 3 …

To increase awareness of issues to include in contraceptive counseling-the objectives of this
study were to evaluate: 1) how contraceptive use patterns (eg, non-use), level of …

CONTEXT Contraceptive nonuse and misuse contribute to rates of unintended pregnancy
and STDs among young women in the United States. Clinical providers assume an …