Fig. 3.

Odds ratios, hazard ratios and 95% confidence intervals of abortion care experiences among adolescent postabortion care patients as compared to nonadolescent postabortion care patients in Uganda, 2013. Notes: Dependent variables for each model were (1) reporting their pregnancy as unintended, (2) being past the first trimester, (3) reporting someone other than a medical professional helped them interfere with their pregnancy, (4) delays in reaching care, (5) having severe abortion complications and (6) receiving a modern postabortion family planning method (see Table 1). All models controlled for urban residence, highest level of education attained and previous pregnancy history. For all models other than unintended pregnancy, whether the pregnancy was reported as unintended was included as a control. Severe abortion complications were defined as women who received a blood transfusion, had surgery, had a septic abortion or died. Relying on someone other than a medical professional to help interfere with the pregnancy was only reported by the 611 women who self-reported that they interfered with their pregnancy and reported on who helped them. The postabortion family planning coefficient is not sensitive to the exclusion of condoms from the list of modern methods. Reference group is nonadolescent women.