… As noted in the 2018 ACOG Committee Opinion on Adolescents and Long-Acting Reversible
Contraception, “Patient choice should be the principal factor driving the use of one method …

… young people aged 10–24 years who accessed long-acting and short-acting reversible
contraceptives … is due to a number of factors, which include barriers to access to other options of …

… This study determined the factors associated with LARC use among adolescent girls and …
of adolescent girls and young women using LARC? (2) what factors influence the choice of …

… to identify predictors of contraceptive choice. Frequencies and … to determine factors
associated with non-LARC use. STATA … This study highlights that contraceptive choice can be …

… Background: Kenya has 12 million female adolescents and youths … by the use of long-acting
reversible contraception (LARC) … In contraceptive use dynamics, the role of method choice is …

… (LARCs) play in reducing unintended pregnancies, there is a need to understand the factors
that predict their use among adolescent girls and young women in high fertility countries. …

… the factors related to the choice of LARCs among adolescents … is a main factor affecting
LARC choices among teenagers. … an important role in the choice of LARC among adolescents. …

… (LARC) remain the most effective method of contraception for teenagers, most adolescents
… psychological factors pertinent to teen decision-making about contraception and LARC use. …

… Next, this review will describe key factors influencing adolescent LARC uptake, reasons
for … practices to support adolescent-centered, shared decision-making to encourage parent-…

… LARC attitudes and misconceptions using factor analysis, examine … associated with a
long-acting method. This reflects the complexity of contraceptive decision making in adolescents …