Qualitative interviews reveal postpartum mothers' contraceptive decision-making is affected by social forces, suggesting improved perinatal healthcare through interdisciplinary teams.
Postpartum contraceptive decision-making is an ongoing process based on individualized preferences. Mothers can be supported, in part, through providers acknowledging social, economic, and historical forces impacting decision-making. Future research to investigate the role of interdisciplinary care teams to enhance perinatal healthcare service provision is warranted.
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