Exploring Postpartum Pregnancy Prevention Behaviors Among Women Experiencing Homelessness: A Mixed‐Methods Analysis
Annalynn M. Galvin,
Rebecca E. Bergh,
Scott T. Walters
et al.
Abstract:IntroductionWomen experiencing homelessness are at higher risk of unintended pregnancy than women who are stably housed and may have unique reasons for not engaging in postpartum pregnancy prevention. This sequential explanatory mixed‐methods study aimed to examine reasons women experiencing homelessness may not engage in pregnancy prevention during the postpartum period.MethodsQuantitative 2016‐2019 Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System data regarding postpartum pregnancy prevention among recently pregn… Show more
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