Objective Reproductive coercion (RC) — birth control sabotage and coercion by male partners
to become pregnant and to control the outcome of a pregnancy — has been associated …

… impact of such coercion on their health and safety. Currently, family planning counselors and
… not include assessment tools to identify reproductive coercion, or guidance on counseling …

… family planning clinics (17 clusters) to deliver an education/counseling intervention or
usual care. Reproductive coercion … , recognition of sexual and reproductive coercion, self-efficacy …

… clinics also cannot be generalized to all family planning clinic clients. Furthermore, the link
… of family planning and reproductive care seeking. Targeted assessment of family planning …

… staff at 11 Pennsylvania family planning clinics were trained to offer a trauma-informed
intervention addressing intimate partner violence and reproductive coercion to all women seeking …

… to better understand the situation of RC among women accessing family planning services.
… coercion or controlling a pregnancy outcome were offered referral to the Family Planning …

… control over family planning (FP) has resulted in the world's highest adolescent fertility. Male
control of FP is associated with intimate partner violence (IPV) and reproductive coercion (…

… family planning providers to inform interpretation. The results of this study identified specific
forms of reproductive coercion … use of contraceptives among female family planning clients. …

… A strength of this study is that all women were of low income and sought reproductive care
from local family planning clinics. Therefore, with somewhat consistent socioeconomic factors …

… The findings from this study are particularly relevant in settings providing family planning
and sexual and reproductive healthcare in Australia and may also be of relevance to other …