Contextual influences on the choice of long-acting reversible and permanent contraception in Ethiopia: A multilevel analysis

摘要

BackgroundLong acting reversible and permanent contraception (LARPs) offer promising opportunities for addressing the high and growing unmet need for modern contraception and helps to reduce unintended pregnancies and abortion rates in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). This study examines the contextual factors that influence the use of long acting reversible and permanent contraception among married and fecund women in Ethiopia.