Evaluating the impact of a quality management intervention on post-abortion contraceptive uptake in private sector clinics in western Kenya: a pre- and post-intervention study

Table 3 Crude and adjusted odds of experiencing all family planning outcomes at post-intervention vs. baseline

	Denominator	N (%)	cOR and 95% CI	P-value	aOR and 95% CI	P-value
Received same day PAFP^a
Baseline	399	77 (19.30)	1.00	.	1.00	.
Post-intervention	367	113 (30.79)	2.13 (1.46–3.10)	< 0.001	1.94 (1.29–2.93)	0.001
Received same day LARC^a
Baseline	397	50 (12.59)	1.00	.	1.00	.
Post-intervention	365	71 (19.45)	1.92 (1.23–3.01)	0.004	1.72 (1.04–2.84)	0.035
Received PAFP 2–14 days post-abortion^b
Baseline	195	66 (33.85)	1.00	.	1.00	.
Post-intervention	124	29 (23.39)	0.60 (0.36–0.99)	0.048	0.57 (0.31–1.03)	0.064
Received any PAFP within 14 days of abortion^c
Baseline	238	109 (45.80)	1.00	.	1.00	.
Post-intervention	176	81 (46.02)	1.10 (0.72–1.67)	0.658	1.12 (0.70–1.80)	0.640

Notes:
Adjusted for age group, education, occupation, marital status, number of children, fertility intentions, type of abortion (surgical or medical), clinic, and use of family planning prior to the abortion
Denominators:
^aAll women
^bWomen who did not receive same day PAFP, who were followed up
^cWomen who were followed up

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