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. 2019 May 2;3:1453. [Version 1] doi: 10.12688/gatesopenres.12974.1

Table 3. Characteristics of baseline contraceptive use for women included in models assessing the relationship between method discontinuation and the Method Information Index (MII) or Facility Quality, respectively.

MII to Discontinuation
Models
(N = 1,033)
Facility Quality to
Discontinuation Models
(N = 938)
Baseline Contraceptive Use n % n %
Method
Implant 120 11.6% 119 12.7%
IUD 73 7.1% 70 7.5%
Injectable 611 59.2% 586 62.5%
Oral Contraceptive 196 19.0% 138 14.7%
Condoms 33 3.2% 25 2.7%
Episode Type (3YR) 1
Discontinuer 216 20.9% 198 21.1%
Switcher 54 5.2% 46 4.9%
Continuer 763 73.9% 684 74.0%
Source of FP Method
Public Hospital 464 44.9% 464 49.5%
Other Public Facility 191 18.5% 191 20.4%
Private Hospital 241 23.3% 241 25.7%
Other Private Facility 137 13.7% 42 4.5%
MII Score
0 162 15.7% 140 14.9%
1 217 21.0% 184 19.6%
2 81 7.9% 77 8.2%
3 573 55.5% 537 57.3%
MII by Question
Informed of side effects 669 64.8% 627 66.9%
Told how to resolve problems 611 59.2% 572 62.0%
Informed of other methods 818 79.2% 750 80.0%

1Classification of the baseline episode at 3 years. Discontinuers are women who discontinued their method within 3 years for any reason, without switching to a new method – including discontinuation while in need, discontinuation while not in need, and method failure.

IUD – intrauterine device, FP – Family planning