BACKGROUND: The study was conducted to determine the impact of counseling and
educational leaflets on contraceptive practices of couples. STUDY DESIGN: Randomization …

This study tested the hypothesis that individual counselling in the third trimester would
increase postpartum contraceptive use to a greater extent than only providing an …

Method: Qualitative exploratory study design was adopted and a total of ten in-depth
interviews were conducted with family planning service providers of the area. For content …

Background: Family planning services have the potential to improve the quality of the lives of
people and their economic welfare. The objective of the study was to assess the level of …

Objectives: Birth control or contraception has become a fundamental part of women's
healthcare. Multiple studies have been conducted to determine women's knowledge of …

A cross sectional descriptive study of awareness and practice of family planning methods
among 200 women of reproductive age attending gynecology out patient department …

OBJECTIVE: This study examines the reasons for not using any method of contraception as
well as reasons for not using modern methods of contraception, and factors associated with …

BACKGROUND: Preconception, prenatal and postnatal care forms a continuum. Family
planning is one of the important aspects of the spectrum. Contraceptive options are …

Background: India's population as per 2011 census was 1.21 billion second only to china in
the world, and is estimated to overtake china by 2050. India was the first country to launch …

Objective To determine the influence of multiple contraceptive counselling sessions during
antenatal care on use of modern postpartum contraception. Method A total of 216 eligible …