Objectives Accessing family planning is a key investment in reducing the broader costs of
health care and can reduce a significant proportion of maternal, infant, and childhood …

Introduction Accessing family planning can reduce a significant proportion of maternal,
infant, and childhood deaths. In Ethiopia, use of modern contraceptive methods is low but it …

Background. Ethiopia is one of the Sub‐Saharan African countries with a high unmet need
for contraceptives. Contraception is a good indicator of the extent to which couples have …

Background Despite the enormous benefits of family planning services, the contraceptive
utilization still remains low in Sub-Saharan Africa. There is regional variation in modern …

Ensuring universal access to family planning services is a proven strategy to improve
reproductive health as well as economic development. Assessing the trend and identifying …

Introduction Modern contraceptive use is important for improving health and socioeconomic
outcomes, but Ethiopia is among the lowest-using countries. Therefore, this study aimed to …

Background Appropriate contraceptive use prevents unintended pregnancy, protects the
health of mother and child, and promotes women's well-being. Use of modern Family …

Background Modern contraceptives have been identified as key strategies to control fertility
and improve maternal health. However, it was poorly utilized in Ethiopia. Hence, this study …

Background Modern contraceptive use persists to be low in most African countries where
fertility, population growth, and unmet need for family planning are high. Though there is an …

Accessing family planning can reduce a significant proportion of maternal, infant, and
childhood deaths. In Ethiopia, use of modern contraceptive met hods is low but is increasing …