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Table 2 ITT effect of pregnancy test provision on family planning uptake in Northern Uganda, 2019

From: Effect of pregnancy tests on demand for family planning: evidence from a randomized controlled trial in Uganda

 

Received FP at outreach

(1)

(2)

Only on-the-spot

0.024 (0.043)

0.026 (0.044)

Only future-use

0.013 (0.044)

0.007 (0.043)

Both on-the-spot and future-use

−0.050 (0.044)

−0.051 (0.046)

Control

No

Yes

Control group mean

0.32

0.32

Observation

810

810

  1. *p < 0.10, **p < 0.05, ***p < 0.01. Standard error clustered at the village level (71 villages) is in parentheses. The table shows the marginal effect from the logit estimation. Control includes an indicator of baseline use of modern family planning, age of women in 5 years increment, completion of primary school, whether respondent resides with partner/husband, number of sex in the last 4 weeks, and desire for children
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