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Table 3 Change in family planning knowledge and behavior by participant type

From: Impact of Sumadhur intervention on fertility and family planning decision-making norms: a mixed methods study

 

% change baseline to endline

Women (%)

p-value

Husbands* (%)

p-value

Mothers-in-law (%)

p-value

Identifies 1 or more benefits of family planning/birth spacing

 + 20.00

0.031

 + 60.00

 < 0.001

 + 16.67

0.125

Identifies correct family planning methods to temporarily delay pregnancy

 + 10.00

0.250

 + 6.67

0.063

 + 20.00

0.063

Identifies correct family planning methods to permanently prevent pregnancy

 + 33.34

0.001

 + 50.00

0.002

 + 20.00

0.031

Responds correctly (“Yes”) to ‘Is abortion legal in Nepal?

 + 70.00

 < 0.001

 + 40.00

 < 0.001

 + 67.67

 < 0.001

Reports ever use of a contraceptive method

 + 13.33

0.180

 + 16.66

0.227

NA

NA

Reports 1 or more pregnancies

 + 36.67

0.500

NA

NA

NA

NA

  1. Italics indicates findings were considered significant when p < 0.05 and highly significant when p < 0.01
  2. *post intervention data was missing for 2 husbands
  3. **NA = question not asked of participant type