Quality of family planning services delivered at health posts and associated factors

Abstract

Background This study aimed to assess factors associated with quality of family planning services in the Jimma zone, Ethiopia, 2018. Method Cross-sectional study was conducted at health posts in the Jimma zone from 13 March to 13 April 2018. Logistic regression analysis was used to identify client satisfaction on family planning services and qualitative data were presented by triangulating with quantitative findings. Conclusion Less than 50% of clients were satisfied with family planning services which significantly associated with availability of family planning methods and attending family planning education. Therefore, family planning education and availing different family planning methods is important to improve family planning services at the Jimma zone health posts.

The role of structural and process quality of family planning Care in Modern Contraceptive use in Indonesia: a multilevel analysis

“…Furthermore, indicators that had high loading in the first component of structural quality index yielded from CATPCA analysis were SDP supports for Community Health Workers, contraceptives protected from sun, water, and pests plus clean examination room, available skilled health personnel, available water and electricity, and the highest loading was for number of contraceptives offered. Previous research had highlighted the broader range of contraceptives offered as one of the key factors of quality FP care indicating that SDP providing more contraceptives will produce better quality FP care [43][44][45]. In addition, other research had also found that method mix provided by SDP plays a crucial role in quality FP care [46][47][48].…”

The Role of Structural and Process Quality of Family Planning Care in Modern Contraceptive Use in Indonesia: A Multilevel Analysis

“…Furthermore, indicators which had high loading in the rst component of structural quality index yielded from CATPCA analysis were SDP supports for Community Health Workers, contraceptives protected from sun, water, and pests plus clean examination room, available skilled health personnel, available water and electricity, and the highest loading was for number of contraceptives offered. Previous research had highlighted the broader range of contraceptives offered as one of the key factors of quality FP care indicating that SDP providing more contraceptives will produce better quality FP care (23)(24)(25). In addition, other research had also found that method mix provided by SDP plays a crucial role in quality FP care (26-28).…”