Introduction: Women's decision-making autonomy has a positive effect on the scale-up of
contraceptive use. In Ethiopia, evidence regarding women's decision-making autonomy on …

Background Women's ability to make contraceptive decision can determine their
contraceptive use which can improve their reproductive health and career. Improvement in …

Background Women's independence in reproductive health is crucial to the health of
mothers and children. Couples are, however, restricted from discussing their relationship …

Background Different evidence suggested that couples often disagree about the desirability
of pregnancy and the use of contraceptives. Increased women's decision-making on …

Objective: Although emphasis is placed on women's decision-making power regarding
family planning use in Ethiopia, the utilization of contraceptives is low. There are studies …

Women's autonomy on sexual and reproductive health issues is critical to women's health
and well-being. Women have the right to decide on their fertility and sexuality, be free from …

Background: Child and maternal mortality continue as a major public health concern in East
African countries. Optimal birth interval is a key strategy to curve the huge burden of …

Background Many married women of reproductive age with husbands or partners are less
cooperative in using contraceptives, often resulting in unintended pregnancies or secret …

Background In Ethiopia women with their husbands/partners are the decision-makers for
contraceptives non-use suffered either due to the consequence of unintended pregnancy or …

Background. Studies conducted to date in Ethiopia did not explore the spatial distribution,
individual‐level, and community‐level factors affecting women's nonautonomy on decision …