Contraceptive Access at Federally Qualified Health Centers During the South Carolina Choose Well Initiative: A Qualitative Analysis of Staff Perceptions
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Results: Increased capacity for contraceptive counseling and provision through training and external funding for IUDs and implants were the most noted clinical factors facilitating access. Streamlining workflow processes was also a facilitator. Buy-in and engagement among staff and leadership emerged as a facilitator at some clinics and as a...
Conclusions: LARC is successfully provided in AM clinical settings, with continuation rates analogous to those of well-resourced clinical trials. Uterine bleeding after LARC insertion is common, making counselling imperative. Future analyses will assess whether the medical management of LARC-related nuisance bleeding improves continuation rates...
Impact of contraceptive coverage policies on contraceptive use and risky sexual behavior among adolescent girls in the USA
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Conclusions: Using representative data, this study lends support to existing evidence that increased access to emergency contraception does not impact contraceptive method used or unprotected sexual intercourse among adolescent girls. The results underscore the need for expanding access to a wide range of contraceptive options for adolescents,...
Conclusions: Providers perceived that women with SUDs experience a range of CAU barriers, which they addressed within the clinical setting through use of both patient-centered communication and highlighting the benefits of LARC when they perceived that such methods would help clients to overcome barriers. Improving CAU for women with SUDs will...
Highlights:
•Women living with human immunodeficiency virus (WHIV) have 3 times higher unmet contraceptive necessities than women without this condition, leading to more unplanned pregnancies and increasing the risk of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) perinatal transmission.
•Every woman has the right to decide about her reproductive life....