Family Planning Service Uptake in Hospitals in Rivers State, Nigeria.

Q4 Medicine
West African journal of medicine Pub Date : 2024-11-29
C T Atata, U C Oguzor, P A Green, P O Dienye
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Introduction: Family planning refers to a couple's ability to have the number of children they want by spacing out their children appropriately or a person's ability to avoid unintended pregnancies by using various contraceptive methods and infertility treatment. All hospitals in Rivers State, Nigeria, that provide primary care and offer family planning services were included in the study.

Aim: To describe the pattern of family planning service uptake in the hospitals in Rivers State.

Methodology: An 8-year retrospective review of data collection from the District Health Information System 2 (DHIS 2) platform in the Health Management Information System in Rivers State was conducted from 2014 - 2021. Data from 387 health facilities was obtained from the DHIS 2 platform and reviewed. The inclusion criteria were all the family planning data in the platform from the various health facilities in the LGAs in the State, during the time of review while the exclusion criteria was the health facilities that didn't provide any family planning data. Data was represented as frequencies, percentages, and charts.

Results: During the period under review, the Family Planning clinics counselled a total of 931,774 individuals, of whom 421,785 (45.3%) accepted family planning services. Condoms (65.3%) were the most widely utilized contraceptive, whereas bilateral tubal ligation (0.1%) was the least utilized. Methods like injectables, implants, oral contraceptive pills, and intrauterine contraceptive devices accounted for 16.1%, 9.4%, 7.8%, and 1.3%, respectively. A significant increase was observed in the trend of the use of condoms, injectables, and oral contraceptive pills between 2014- 2021.

Conclusion: There was an increasing trend in the utilization of family planning services among women of childbearing age in the State during this eight-year period. Condom being the most utilized indicated that it was the most accepted and approved by clients in family planning clinics in Rivers State. The knowledge of contraceptive utilization trends can be used to monitor and appraise the acceptance and approval of each method and family planning program over a period.

尼日利亚河流州医院计划生育服务的吸收情况。
简介:计划生育是指一对夫妇通过适当的间隔生育他们想要的孩子的数量,或者一个人通过使用各种避孕方法和不孕症治疗来避免意外怀孕的能力。尼日利亚河流州所有提供初级保健和计划生育服务的医院都被纳入了这项研究。目的:了解河流州医院计划生育服务的接受情况。方法:从2014年至2021年对河流州卫生管理信息系统中的地区卫生信息系统2 (DHIS 2)平台收集的数据进行了为期8年的回顾性审查。从DHIS 2平台获得并审查了387家卫生机构的数据。在审查期间,纳入标准是来自该州地方政府各保健设施的平台中的所有计划生育数据,而排除标准是未提供任何计划生育数据的保健设施。数据以频率、百分比和图表表示。结果:回顾期内,计划生育门诊共为931774人提供咨询,其中421785人(45.3%)接受了计划生育服务。避孕套(65.3%)是使用最广泛的避孕方法,而双侧输卵管结扎(0.1%)的使用率最低。注射、植入、口服避孕药和宫内节育器等避孕方式分别占16.1%、9.4%、7.8%和1.3%。2014年至2021年期间,避孕套、注射避孕药和口服避孕药的使用趋势显著增加。结论:在这八年期间,该州育龄妇女利用计划生育服务的趋势有所增加。避孕套是使用率最高的,这表明它是河流州计划生育诊所中最被客户接受和认可的。对避孕药具使用趋势的了解可用于监测和评价一段时期内每种方法和计划生育方案的接受和批准情况。
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