Assessment of Family Planning Among Abia State University Undergraduate Students

References

[1] Bongaarts, H.G., & John, A. (2014)."The Impact of Family Planning Programs on Unmet Need and Demand for Contraception". Studies in Family Planning. 45 (2): 247–62. 

[2] Cleland, I.J., Kelly, K.H., & Jeffrey, F. (2011)."Family Planning as a Cost-Saving Preventive Health Service". New England Journal of Medicine. 364 (18): 37.

[3] Handady, S.O., Naseralla, K., Sakin, H.H., Alawad, A.M. (2015). Knowledge, Attitude and Practice of Family Planning Among Married Women Attending Primary Health Centre in Sudan. International Journal Public Health Research 3: 243-247.

[4] Ramesh, B.M., Gulati, S.C., &Retherford, R.D. (1996) Contraceptive use in India, 1992-93. National Family Health Survey Subject Report No. 2.

[5] World Health Organization (WHO). (2013): Family planning fact sheet. Retrieved from http://www.who.int/mediacentre/factsheets/fs351/en/ United Nations. (2011). The millennium development goals report. Retrieved from www.org/milleniumgoals/11_MDG%20Report_EN.pdf.

[6] Esere, M.O. (2008). Effect of sex education programme on at-risk sexual behaviour of school going adolescents in Ilorin, Nigeria. Africa Health Science; 8(2):120–5.

[7] Singh, S., Sedgh, G., &Hussain, R. (2010) “Unintended pregnancy: worldwide levels, trends, and outcomes” Studies in Family Planning 41, no. 4:241–250.

[8] Golbasi, Z., Tugut&Erenel, A.S. (2012). Knowledge and opinions of Turkish University students about contraceptive methods and emergency contraception. Sex Disability; 30:77–87.

[9] Tilahun, D., Assefa, T., &Belachew, T. (2010). Knowledge, attitude and practice of emergency contraceptives among Adama University female students. Ethiopia Journal of Health Sciences; 20(3):195–202.

[10] Abiodun, M.O., &Olayinka, P.B.(2009).Sexual activity and contraceptive use among female students of tertiary educational institutions in Illorin.Nigeria Contraception; 79(2):146–9.

[11] Egarter, C., Grimm, C., Ahrendt, K.N., Bitzer, J., Ehlers, V.J., &Zvavemwe, Z. (2009). Experiences of a community based contraceptive programme. International Journal Nursing Studies; 46(3):302–9.

[12] Canadian Statistics, (2010). Trends in the Age Composition of College and University Students and Graduates www. Statcan.gc.ca Accessed 1/4/14.

[13] Omo-Aghoja, L.O., Omo-Aghoja, V.W., Aghoja, C.O., Okonofua, F.E., Aghedo, O., Umueri, C., Otayohwo, R., Feyi-Waboso, P., Onowhakpor, E.A., &Inikori, K.A. (2009). Factors associated with the knowledge, practice and perceptions of contraception in rural southern Nigeria. Ghana Medical Journal; 43(3):115–21.

[14] Roberts, C., Moodley, J. &Esterhuizen, T., (2004). Emergency contraception: knowledge and practices of tertiary students in Durban, South Africa’, Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology 24(4), 441–445.

[15] Clements, S., &Madise, N. (2004). Who is being served least by family planning providers? A study of modern contraceptives uses in Ghana, Tanzania and Zimbabwe. African Journal Reproductive Health; 8:124.

@article{1703513,
      author = {David Chinaecherem Innocent, Cosmas Nnadozie Ezejindu, Prince Ezenwa Onyemachi, Stanley Chinedu Eneh; Hira Nazir, Anthony Chinonso Uwandu-Uzoma; Adesua Petronilla Okoroh},
      title = {Assessment of Family Planning Among Abia State University Undergraduate Students},
      journal = {Iconic Research And Engineering Journals},
      year = {2022},
      volume = {5},
      number = {12},
      pages = {102-110},
      issn = {2456-8880},
      url = {https://www.irejournals.com/formatedpaper/17035132.pdf},
      abstract = {Family planning (FP) is an essential strategy in promoting maternal and child health through adequate spacing of birth, avoiding pregnancy at high-risk maternal age and high parity. This research was carried out to assess family planning among undergraduate students in Abia State University.},
      keywords = {Assessment, Family planning, Contraceptives, Undergraduate},
      month = {June},
  }