2013
DOI: 10.11564/10-1-404
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Multi-Media Campaigns, Interpersonal Contacts and Contraceptive Behaviour in Southwest Nigeria

Abstract: Recent evidence suggests that mass media may be an effective tool for motivating people to adopt family planning. Little is known, however, about the process by which this takes place. In this exploratory study, we argue that following an exposure to mass media message(s) about family planning, interpersonal discussion of such message(s) is an important intermediate stage in the process of deciding to use or not to use contraception. If this is the case, interpersonal discussion is expected to enhance or atten… Show more

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“…The Impact Matrix comprehensively summarizes existing findings on the impact of broad categories of FP interventions on contraceptive use using a single comparable metric. The Bankole and Adewuyi 1995;Kim et al 1996;Weinman 1997;Kane et al 1998;Jato et al 1999;Rogers et al 1999;Storey et al 1999;Valente and Saba 2001;Boulay, Storey, and Sood 2002;Gupta, Katende, and Bessinger 2003;Sood et al 2004;Babalola and Vonrasek 2005;Hutchinson and Wheeler 2006;Hutchinson and Meekers 2012;Speizer et al 2014 Excluded for Insufficient Evidence Mobile Outreach Thomas and Maluccio 1996;Casey et al 2013 Social Franchising Hennink andClements 2005;Agha et al 2007;Azmat et al 2013;Azmat et al 2016 Ngure et al 2009;Kosgei et al 2011;McCarraher et al 2011;Bradley et al 2010 medians allow for comparisons of the relative effectiveness of different intervention categories, while the ranges illustrate the potential variability in impact within each category. In addition, within the Impact Matrix, intervention categories are divided between those that can be implemented among the general population of women of reproductive age and those that are focused on a specific subpopulation (e.g., postpartum women).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The Impact Matrix comprehensively summarizes existing findings on the impact of broad categories of FP interventions on contraceptive use using a single comparable metric. The Bankole and Adewuyi 1995;Kim et al 1996;Weinman 1997;Kane et al 1998;Jato et al 1999;Rogers et al 1999;Storey et al 1999;Valente and Saba 2001;Boulay, Storey, and Sood 2002;Gupta, Katende, and Bessinger 2003;Sood et al 2004;Babalola and Vonrasek 2005;Hutchinson and Wheeler 2006;Hutchinson and Meekers 2012;Speizer et al 2014 Excluded for Insufficient Evidence Mobile Outreach Thomas and Maluccio 1996;Casey et al 2013 Social Franchising Hennink andClements 2005;Agha et al 2007;Azmat et al 2013;Azmat et al 2016 Ngure et al 2009;Kosgei et al 2011;McCarraher et al 2011;Bradley et al 2010 medians allow for comparisons of the relative effectiveness of different intervention categories, while the ranges illustrate the potential variability in impact within each category. In addition, within the Impact Matrix, intervention categories are divided between those that can be implemented among the general population of women of reproductive age and those that are focused on a specific subpopulation (e.g., postpartum women).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…SRH Education Kane et al 1993;Eggleston et al 2000;Murry et al 2000;Villarruel et al 2010Multi-Component Brieger et al 2001Levitt-Dayal et al 2001;Speizer, Tambashe, and Tegang 2001;Agha 2002;Tegang and IRESCO 2002;Daniel, Masilamani, and Rahman 2008;Santhya et al 2008;Undie et al 2012 Multi-Component + YFS Kim et al 2001;Magnani et al 2001;Askew et al 2004;Vernon and Durá 2004;Williams et al 2007;Karim et al 2009SBC CCE Debpurr et al 2002Roy, Dham, and Loomba 2011;Speizer et al 2014IPC Kincaid 2000Luck et al 2000;Odeyemi and Ibude 2011;Shattuck et al 2011;Decat et al 2012;Speizer et al 2014 Mass Media Bankole andAdewuyi 1995;Kim et al 1996;Weinman 1997;Kane et al 1998;Jato et al 1999;Rogers et al 1999;Storey et al 1999;Valente and Saba 2001;Boulay, Storey, and Sood 2002;Gupta, Katende, and Bessinger 2003;Sood et al 2004;Babalola a...…”
Section: Youth-focused Programmingmentioning
confidence: 99%