Objective To assess the provision of contraceptives by Brazilian obstetricians and
gynaecologists (Obst/Gyns) during medical consultation and associated factors. Methods An …

INTRODUCTION: Previous research shows that female physicians are more likely than
women in the general population to choose intrauterine contraception as their birth control …

Objective To understand the extent to which barriers and misperceptions about intrauterine
contraception (IUC) remain among Brazilian gynaecologists, particularly for nulliparous …

Purpose We assess the awareness of Brazilian women about non-contraceptive benefits of
contraceptives and compare non-health with health care providers. Material and methods …

Objectives Mid-level clinicians provide much of contraceptive care, including low-income
and young women at highest risk of unintended pregnancy. This study measures the …

Objective The optimal use of contraceptive methods requires that women participate in
targeted choice of methods that meet their individual needs and expectations. The Thinking …

CONTEXT: Health care providers may influence patients' choice of contraceptive method,
yet little is known about the recommendations they make to their patients. METHODS: In …

Purpose The aim of this study was to determine the extent to which women's choice of
contraceptive method depends on the advice received from their gynecologist and whether …

Introduction: This study aimed to understand women's preferences regarding the subdermal
contraceptive implant and to assess the proportion of women who would be underserved …

Purpose: Evidence from real-world settings is important to provide an accurate picture of
health care delivery. We investigated use of long-acting reversible contraception (LARC) in …