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A scoping review on determinants of unmet need for family planning among women of reproductive age in low and middle income countries by Wulifan, Joseph K, Brenner, Stephan, Jahn, Albrecht, De Allegri, Manuela

“…Poor access and low contraceptive prevalence are common to many Low- and Middle-Income Countries (LMICs). Unmet need for family planning (FP), defined as the…”
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Determinants of unmet need for family planning in rural Burkina Faso: a multilevel logistic regression analysis by Wulifan, Joseph K, Jahn, Albrecht, Hien, Hervé, Ilboudo, Patrick Christian, Meda, Nicolas, Robyn, Paul Jacob, Saidou Hamadou, T, Haidara, Ousmane, De Allegri, Manuela

“…Unmet need for family planning has implications for women and their families, such as unsafe abortion, physical abuse, and poor maternal health. Contraceptive…”
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Prevalence and determinants of unmet need for family planning among married women in Ghana-a multinomial logistic regression analysis of the GDHS, 2014 by Wulifan, Joseph K, Mazalale, Jacob, Kambala, Christabel, Angko, William, Asante, Job, Kpinpuo, Stephen, Kalolo, Albino

“…Documentary evidence points to high unmet need for family planning across sub-Saharan Africa. Modern contraceptive use has been staggering over decades with…”
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Predictors of maternal mortality in Ghana: evidence from the 2017 GMHS Verbal Autopsy data by Sumankuuro, Joshua, Wulifan, Joseph K., Angko, William, Crockett, Judith, Derbile, Emmanuel K., Ganle, John K.

“…Background Maternal mortality remains a significant public health challenge in many low and middle‐income countries, including Ghana. From Ghana's 2017…”
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Factors Associated with Contraceptive Use among Women of Reproductive Age in Rural Districts of Burkina Faso by Wulifan, Joseph K, Mazalale, Jacob, Jahn, Albrecht, Hien, Hervé, Ilboudo, Patrick Christian, Meda, Nicolas, Robyn, Paul Jacob, Hamadou, Saidou, Haidara, Ousmane, De Allegri, Manuela

“…Given the current low contraceptive use and corresponding high levels of unwanted pregnancies leading to induced abortions and poor maternal health outcomes…”
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