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. 2019 Mar 18;16:33. doi: 10.1186/s12978-019-0697-6

Table 3.

Husbands’ involvement in family planning use in Afar pastoralist community of Ethiopia, 2017

Variables Response Non-users Users
N (%) N (%)
Husband involvement
 Discussion about FP with your couple Yes 96 (27.9%) 54 (81.8%)
No 248 (72.1%) 12 (18.2%)
 Discussion about spacing birth Yes 73 (21.2%) 56 (84.8%)
No 271 (78.8%) 10 (15.2%)
 Discussion about limiting birth Yes 48 (14%) 23 (34.8%)
No 296 (86%) 43 (65.2%)
Husbands’ support among users
 Accompany me to the health facility for FP Yes 24 (36.4%)
No 42 (63.6%)
 Participate in making the choice of type of FP Yes 26 (39.4%)
No 40 (60.6%)
 Allow me to use for family planning Yes 56 (84.8%)
No 10 (15.2%)
 Remind me of the schedule Yes 40 (60.6%)
No 26 (39.4%)
 Help in me domestic activity Yes 33 (50%)
No 33 (50%)
 Sharing me in use of family planning (use a condom) Yes 0.00
No 66 (100%)
 Provide me financial support Yes 52 (78.8%)
No 14 (21.2%)
 Aware of the side effect of the family planning Yes 27 (40.9%)
No 39 (59.1%)