Contraceptive usage in Ethiopia is significantly influenced by the decision-maker at the household level. Joint decision-making involving both women and their husbands/partners is considered ideal for improving contraceptive uptake among women and for managing health outcomes related to contraceptive side effects. However, there is a lack of substantial evidence regarding the prevalence and impact of joint decision-making on contraceptive use in Ethiopia. Therefore, the current study aimed to assess the magnitude of joint decision-making on contraceptive use and its determinant factors among married, contraceptive-using, reproductive-age women in Ethiopia.
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