“I just had to pay the money and be supportive”: A qualitative exploration of the male-partner role in contraceptive decision-making in Salt Lake City, Utah family planning clinics

Storck, Kathryn; Gawron, Lori M.; Sanders, J. P.; Wiaderny, N; Turok, David K.

doi:10.1016/j.contraception.2022.04.005

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“…Perception can be seen as a process of choosing, organizing, and interpreting information to produce a meaningful picture 6 . A study by Storck, Gawron, Sanders, Wiaderny, and Turok entitled "I just had to pay the money and be supportive: A qualitative exploration of the male-partner role in contraceptive decision-making in Salt Lake City, Utah family planning clinics" concluded that the use of contraceptives was a female responsibility, because women would be pregnant and bear all the risks, so it was women who should use contraception 7 .…”

Section: Perceptions About the Use Of Contraception In Husbandsmentioning

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The husband’s participation become acceptor in family planning at primary health care Lubuk Buaya’s working area in 2023

Azkiyaunnisa,

Joserizal Serudji,

Vaulinne Basyir

et al. 2024

World J. Adv. Res. Rev.

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The role of the population is as both subject and object of development. In 2022, Indonesia's Human Developmental Index (HDI) was 130th out of 199 countries. The high population and Indonesia's low HDI ranking in the world make the family planning program has been continued to deal with it. The high use of contraceptives among women show the assumption that women are responsible for their reproduction, even though reproduction is a fundamental thing that must be understood and the responsibility of husband and wife. The aim of this research was to obtain in-depth information regarding the factors behind the husband's participation in becoming a family planning acceptor at Primary Health Care Lubuk Buaya’s working area in 2023. The design of this research was qualitative research with a phenomenological approach. This research was conducted in the Lubuk Buaya Community Health Center work area from November 2022 to December 2023. The sampling technique in this research was carried out using purposive and snowball sampling techniques. The main informant in this research was the husband. The technique of data collection used such as indepth interviews, onservation and documentation studies. The technique of data analysis were data reduction, categorization, synthesis and developed working hypotheses. The results of this research showed that there were several categories related to the focus of the research, such as perceptions regarding the use of family planning, attitudes towards using family planning, socialization of male family planning, husband’s knowledge about male family planning, and comfort in using male family planning.

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Section: Perceptions About the Use Of Contraception In Husbandsmentioning

confidence: 99%

The husband’s participation become acceptor in family planning at primary health care Lubuk Buaya’s working area in 2023

Azkiyaunnisa,

Joserizal Serudji,

Vaulinne Basyir

et al. 2024

World J. Adv. Res. Rev.

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Qualitative Exploration of Contraceptive Knowledge in Men and Women

Moumne,

Gawron,

Storck

et al. 2024

Southern Medical Journal

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Objectives: The level of knowledge about contraceptives overall is low in the United States. This qualitative study adds to the literature that explores gendered differences in contraceptive knowledge. Specifically, we examined knowledge regarding different contraceptive methods, directions on use, mechanism of action, efficacy, and adverse effects. We also looked at men's perspectives on their partner's knowledge. Methods: Participants were interviewed at a Planned Parenthood Association of Utah clinic. They were asked about contraception knowledge, attitudes, and male involvement in contraceptive decision making. In this secondary analysis, we reanalyzed codes that were previously identified under primary analysis for specific content about contraceptive knowledge and differences by sex. Results: We found an overall low level of knowledge about contraceptives, particularly in men as compared with women. Men often overestimate their female partners' knowledge. Men were more likely to understand how to use methods that require their direct participation. Although women's contraceptive knowledge was better than that of the male participants, it was still poor overall. Conclusions: A low level of knowledge about contraceptives is associated with increased rates of unintended pregnancy. This study demonstrates a need for improved education about contraception. Given the impact of male opinion in contraceptive use, efforts to increase their knowledge could be important interventions to increase contraceptive uptake.

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“I just had to pay the money and be supportive”: A qualitative exploration of the male-partner role in contraceptive decision-making in Salt Lake City, Utah family planning clinics

Cited by 2 publications

References 26 publications

The husband’s participation become acceptor in family planning at primary health care Lubuk Buaya’s working area in 2023

The husband’s participation become acceptor in family planning at primary health care Lubuk Buaya’s working area in 2023

Qualitative Exploration of Contraceptive Knowledge in Men and Women

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