Knowledge, Utilisation and Associated Factors of Family Planning in the Extended Postpartum Period, in Karongi District, Rwanda

Key Points

Postpartum family planning uptake is positively influenced by contraceptive knowledge and partner support.
Significant improvements in awareness campaigns and husband participation may lead to increased utilization.
Assessment highlights the importance of women's involvement in decision making for effective family planning outcomes.
Expanding educational initiatives could greatly enhance the use of family planning methods during the extended postpartum period.

Abstract

Contraceptive knowledge, reproductive intentions, partner support, and women's involvement in FP decision making have a positive impact on postpartum family planning uptake. Expanding education and awareness campaigns, ensuring husband participation, and empowering women in decision-making could enhance PPFP utilisation.

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Rudatinya et al. (Tue,) studied this question.

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