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Table 2 Distribution of LARC use among young (24 and below) postabortion clients by socio-demographic characteristics and facility/service characteristics [n = 20,307]

From: Prevalence and correlates of postabortion long-acting reversible contraceptive (LARC) use among young women (24 and below) in Nepal: Strategy in the search for improvements

 

LARC Use

Total Clients

N

%

Client Age (years)

  < 20

251

6.5

3894

 20–24

1930

11.8

16,413

Education level

 Never attended school

206

10.2

2014

 Primary

284

12.4

2290

 Secondary

987

10.7

9238

 Higher education

476

9.8

4874

 Missing

228

12.1

1891

Number of living children

 0

154

3.2

4789

 1–2

1792

13.7

13,043

  ≥ 3

168

15.0

1123

 Missing

67

5.0

1352

Caste/Ethnicity

 Dalit

279

9.9

2812

 Janajati

832

10.6

7847

 Madhesi

282

9.7

2903

 Muslim

48

8.0

599

 Brahmin/Chhetri

541

11.1

4871

 Othersa

107

15.6

686

 Missing

92

15.6

589

Diagnosis

 Postabortion care

35

3.22

1088

 Induced abortion

2146

11.2

19,219

Gestation

  ≤ 12 weeks

2065

11.1

18,696

  ≥ 13 weeks

112

7.5

1487

 Missing

4

3.2

124

Facility type

 HPs/PHCCs

1058

10.3

10,315

 Hospitals

1123

11.2

9992

Abortion method

 Medical

1576

10.6

14,842

 Surgical

605

11.1

5465

Facility sector

 Private

46

2.8

1633

 Public

2135

11.4

18,674

Total

2181

10.7

20,307

  1. aOthers includes Thakuri and Sanyasi/Dashnami