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"you better use the safer one... leave this one": The role of health providers in women's pursuit of their preferred family planning methods
ArticleAbstract: Background: Universal access to quality sexual and reproductive health (SRH) services is pivotal toPalabras claves:contraception, EMPOWERMENT, Health provider, Preferences, Provider biasAutores:Celia A. Karp, Moreau C., Tsui A., Wood S.N., Yirgu R.Fuentes:scopusA sexual and reproductive empowerment framework to explore volitional sex in sub-Saharan Africa
ArticleAbstract: Volitional sex is central to the sexual health and well-being of women and girls globally. To date,Palabras claves:cross-cultural comparisons, Intimate Partner Violence, sexual health, women’s empowermentAutores:Celia A. Karp, Desta S., Galadanci H., Kibira S.P.S., Makumbi F.E., Moreau C., Omoluabi E., Seme A., Shiferaw S., Tsui A., Wood S.N.Fuentes:scopusAssociation between experience of specific side-effects and contraceptive switching and discontinuation in Uganda: results from a longitudinal study
ArticleAbstract: Background: There is substantial evidence that contraceptive side-effects are a major deterrent to cPalabras claves:Contraceptive continuation, Contraceptive side-effects, Contraceptive switching, Longitudinal, Menstrual bleeding, Sexual experience, UgandaAutores:Ahmed S., Celia A. Karp, Kibira S.P.S., Makumbi F.E., Sarnak D.O., Wood S.N., Zimmerman L.A.Fuentes:scopusContraceptive dynamics during COVID-19 in sub-Saharan Africa: Longitudinal evidence from Burkina Faso and Kenya
ArticleAbstract: Introduction Evidence from health emergencies suggests COVID-19 will disrupt women's sexual and reprPalabras claves:contraception behavior, covid-19, epidemiology, family planning services, Reproductive health services, surveys and questionnairesAutores:Anglewicz P., Bell S.O., Celia A. Karp, Gichangi P., Guiella G., Larson E., Moreau C., Wood S.N., Zimmerman L.A.Fuentes:scopusCovert use of contraception in three sub-Saharan African countries: A qualitative exploration of motivations and challenges
ArticleAbstract: Background: The balance between increasing men's participation in family planning and rights-based iPalabras claves:contraception, Covert use, Decision-making, EMPOWERMENT, Partner dynamicsAutores:Celia A. Karp, Desta S., Galadanci H., Kibira S.P.S., Makumbi F.E., Moreau C., Omoluabi E., Seme A., Shiferaw S., Tsui A., Wood S.N.Fuentes:scopusFamily Planning Beliefs and Their Association with Contraceptive Use Dynamics: Results from a Longitudinal Study in Uganda
ArticleAbstract: Norms and beliefs toward contraception, both positive and negative, motivate contraceptive use; howePalabras claves:Autores:Celia A. Karp, Kibira S.P.S., Makumbi F.E., Moreau C., Sarnak D.O., Wood S.N., Zimmerman L.A.Fuentes:scopusReconceptualizing women’s and girls’ empowerment: A cross-cultural index for measuring progress toward improved sexual and reproductive health
ArticleAbstract: CONTEXT: Improving women’s empowerment is pivotal to public health and development programs; howeverPalabras claves:Autores:Celia A. Karp, Galadanci H., Kibira S.P.S., Makumbi F.E., Moreau C., Omoluabi E., Seme A., Shiferaw S., Tsui A., Wood S.N.Fuentes:scopusMeasuring experiences and concerns surrounding contraceptive induced side-effects in a nationally representative sample of contraceptive users: Evidence from PMA Ethiopia
ArticleAbstract: Objective: Our objectives were to assess the prevalence of specific side-effects experienced by currPalabras claves:Contraceptive side-effects, Contraceptive-induced menstrual bleeding changes, EthiopiaAutores:Celia A. Karp, Sarnak D.O., Seme A., Shiferaw S., Wood S.N., Yihdego M., Zimmerman L.A.Fuentes:scopusPregnancy coercion, correlates, and associated modern contraceptive use within a nationally representative sample of Ethiopian women
ArticleAbstract: Partner-perpetrated pregnancy coercion inhibits women’s reproductive autonomy. However, few studiesPalabras claves:contraception, Ethiopia, reproductive autonomy, Reproductive coercionAutores:Celia A. Karp, Decker M.R., Desta S., Dozier J.L., Seme A., Shiferaw S., Wood S.N., Yirgu R., Zimmerman L.A.Fuentes:scopusProtocol for PMA-Ethiopia: A new data source for cross-sectional and longitudinal data of reproductive, maternal, and newborn health
ArticleAbstract: Background: Performance Monitoring for Action Ethiopia (PMA-Ethiopia) is a survey project that buildPalabras claves:cohort, Ethiopia, family planning, maternal health, SurveyAutores:Ahmed S., Amogne A., Celia A. Karp, Creanga A.A., Desta S., Rogers A., Seme A., Shiferaw S., Wood S.N., Yihdego M., Zimmerman L.A.Fuentes:scopus