| Analysis | Participants | Outcomes | |||||
| Type | Number | Characteristics | |||||
| Order No. | 1 | Not specified | all women | 50 years and above | 53.2% were between 50 and 59 years; Most of the women (42.8%) had no educational qualification; 35.1% of the women were unemployed; Most of the women (32.9%) were married | The traditional methods are mainly used Facilitators: Knowledge, availability, and accessibility. The results show that abstinence (55%), condom (41%) and breastfeeding (10%) are currently being used. Thus they are seen to be consistently using natural or traditional methods more than modern methods | |
| 1er author | Njoku Ola Ama | ||||||
| Year of publication | 2019 | ||||||
| Country | Botswana | ||||||
| Setting | Gaborone, Selibe Phikwe (Urban) and Barolong and Kweneng East (rural) | ||||||
| Study design | Cross-sectional | ||||||
| Study duration | Not specified | ||||||
| Data collection | Methods | Questionnaire | |||||
| Tools | Questionnaire | ||||||
| Order No. | 2 | Statistical analysis by EPIINFO | women who have just delivered | 572 | (64%) were from urban areas of the city. Their mean age was 26.7 (range: 14 - 48). Most of the women were married (62%) and had some degree of education (83%). Only 18% were illiterate. About two-thirds (60%) were Catholic and the rest Protestant | Traditional methods were more often used than modern methods (in 64% of cases in the past and 65% before the last pregnancy) Facilitators for using traditional methods: lack of knowledge, fear of side effects, religious considerations and husband opposition to using modern family planning Majority used traditional methods (65%), mostly Calendar method (72%) | |
| 1er author | Jeff K Mathe | ||||||
| Year of publication | 2011 | ||||||
| Country | Congo | ||||||
| Setting | Butembo | ||||||
| Study design | cross-sectional | ||||||
| Study duration | 2 weeks | ||||||
| Data collection | Methods | Survey | |||||
| Tools | Questionnaire | ||||||
| Order No. | 3 | Data obtained analyzed using the SPSS 17 statistical package for Windows | women attending antenatal care | 550 | (90.8%) were between the ages of 20 - 34 years with a mean age of 27.75 years. Also, the majority of respondents (67.7%) were of the predominant Ibibio tribe, while the Anang and Igbo tribes constituted 11.4% and 10.3%, respectively. The married respondents were in the majority (93.7%) | The withdrawal method (14.1%), pills (13.2%), periodic abstinence (9.5%), injections (7.9%) and IUCD (6.6%; Table 1) Facilitators for using traditional planning method: the level of education, side effects, age, husband opposition The condom (46.7%), withdrawal method (14.1%) and the pills (13.3%) were the most commonly used forms of contraception. periodic abstinence (9.5%) | |
| 1er author | Augustine Vincent Umoh | ||||||
| Year of publication | 2011 | ||||||
| Country | Nigeria | ||||||
| Setting | Uyo | ||||||
| Study design | cross-sectional study | ||||||
| Study duration | |||||||
| Data collection | Methods | Survey | |||||
| Tools | Questionnaire | ||||||