Provider perspectives on adolescent access to contraception in South Africa
Thabile J. Ketye,
Gbotemi B. Babatunde,
Solange Mianda
et al.
Abstract:Background: Poor access to contraception influences adolescent health outcomes and may lead to sexual and reproductive health challenges. Unmet sexual and reproductive health should contribute to unplanned adolescent pregnancies, sexually transmitted infections, and other conditions. Therefore, it is crucial to enable adolescents to access appropriate contraceptive methods easily.Aim: This study explored factors influencing adolescents’ access to contraceptive methods from the perspective of primary healthcare… Show more
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