Table 2. Bivariate associations between baseline characteristics and contraceptive status at follow-up, among baseline contraceptive users (n = 618).

		Contraceptive status at follow-up
Baseline characteristics		Row n	Women who continued	Women who switched methods	Women who discontinued	p-value
			%
Total n (%)		618	39.1	30.3	30.6
Age	15–24 years	136	35.4	28.0	36.7	0.22
	25–35 years	274	36.3	35.0	28.7
	35 plus years	208	46.7	25.6	27.7
Highest schooling level	None	53	51.8	9.1	39.1	0.07
	Primary	376	39.4	28.5	32.1
	Secondary or higher	189	36.5	36.8	26.7
Parity	0–2 children	157	28.3	31.7	40.0	0.02
	3–4 children	195	44.4	32.6	23.0
	5 plus children	266	43.5	27.2	29.3
Partner has other wives	No	410	40.3	30.5	29.1	0.94
	Yes	167	36.5	30.0	33.5
	Don’t know	41	37.3	29.5	33.2
Household wealth category	Lowest	134	40.7	25.7	33.6	0.43
	Middle lowest	113	33.8	28.3	37.9
	Middle	143	34.2	32.7	33.1
	Middle higher	108	41.4	36.7	21.9
	Highest	120	44.3	26.8	28.8
Residence	Urban	122	37.1	39.3	23.6	0.27
	Rural	496	39.6	28.2	32.3
Type of method used	Modern	537	39.0	30.8	30.2	0.85
	Traditional	81	40.0	27.1	32.9
Partner support for current contraceptive use	No Support	95	36.7	23.1	40.2	0.32
	Support	517	39.5	31.8	28.7
Discussed decision to avoid pregnancy with partner before method	No	107	35.0	23.3	41.8	0.07
	Yes	510	39.9	31.9	28.2
Partner fertility intentions	Partner wants child within 2 years	244	38.0	29.8	32.1	0.89
	Partner doesn’t want child within 2 years	265	41.5	29.7	28.8
	Don’t know	108	35.9	32.5	31.5

Boldface indicates p<0.05 from design-based F-statistic.