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

Objectives We describe the prevalence and correlates of nonuse of preferred contraceptive
method among women 18-44 years of age in Ohio using contraception. Study Design The …

Objective To identify characteristics associated with unfulfilled contraceptive preferences,
document reasons for these unfulfilled preferences, and examine how these unfulfilled …

Objective To identify prevalence of unfulfilled contraceptive preferences due to cost among
low-income United States female contraceptive method users and nonusers, and …

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 To examine prevalence and characteristics associated with cost barriers to
preferred contraceptive use. Study design Among a nationally representative sample of …

Background Out-of-pocket costs continue to be a barrier to accessing necessary healthcare
services, including contraception. We explored how eliminating out-of-pocket cost affects …

CONTEXT Early access to contraception may increase postpartum contraceptive use.
However, little is known about women's experiences receiving their desired method at the …

Background Contraceptive choice is a preference-sensitive decision that is affected by
contraceptive attributes, patient experience, and reproductive history. Familiarity with and …

Background Contraceptives are used to prevent unwanted pregnancies and treat certain
gynecologic conditions, but many women report non-use or inconsistent use because of …