Objective To identify and synthesize original research on contraceptive user values,
preferences, views, and concerns about specific family planning methods, as well as …

Context This systematic review evaluated the evidence on the impact of contraceptive
counseling provided in clinical settings on reproductive health outcomes to provide …

This manuscript reports the findings of a critical visual discourse analysis of long‐acting
reversible contraception (LARC) promotion materials. The authors argue that these …

Objective Assisting women with choosing contraceptive methods that meet their needs and
preferences is essential to providing patient-centered care, but research to inform …

Although women in the United States use birth control at high rates, they also discontinue it
at high rates, often citing dissatisfaction and side effects. At the same time, research shows …

CONTEXT: Health care providers' biases regarding the provision of contraceptives to
adolescent and young adult women may restrict women's access to contraceptive methods …

Background Access to most contraceptives in Australia requires a prescription from a doctor,
and it has been shown that doctors can influence women's decision-making with respect to …

Most women of reproductive age have access to highly effective contraception, and all
available methods are associated with side effects. Whether a woman will experience side …

Introduction Research in family planning has shown that contraceptive counseling has an
influence on women's family planning outcomes, but also that women are often dissatisfied …

Context The objective of this systematic review was to update a prior review and summarize
the evidence (newly identified and cumulative) on the impact of contraceptive counseling …