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. 2021 Aug 6;2021:6647660. doi: 10.1155/2021/6647660

Table 2.

Family planning service-related characteristics of women who requested the removal of Implanon in Andabet district, public health facilities, North-West Ethiopia, 2017.

Variables (n = 537) Frequency Percentage
Ever heard about contraceptive
 Yes 522 97.2
 No 15 2.8
Ever used any contraceptive before Implanon use
 Yes 444 82.7
 No 93 17.3
Preinsertion counseling
 Yes 393 73.2
 No 144 26.8
Counseling type (n = 393)
 Individual 327 83.2
 Mass counseling 42 10.7
 Couple 24 6.1
Topics discussed during counseling (n = 393)
 Benefit (advantage) 327 83..2
 Side effect 193 49.1
 Duration of action 312 79.4
 Effectiveness 107 27.2
 Time of insertion and removal 270 68.3
Discuss with husband/partner to use Implanon
 Yes 349 65.0
 No 188 35.0
Women accompanied by at the time of service provision
 No one accompanied 417 77.7
 Husband/partner 91 16.9
 Mother 16 3.0
 Others 13 2.4
Who insist you use Implanon?
 Women herself 317 59.0
 Couple together 79 14.7
 Health provider 74 13.8
 Husband/partner 67 12.5
Place of Implanon insertion
 Health post 290 54.0
 Health center 247 46.0
Reason for using Implanon
 The long duration of action 417 77.6
 Need low follow-up time 307 57.2
 Unavailability of other methods 94 17.2
 Less side effect 60 11.2
 Effectiveness 25 4.7
Have appointment follow-up after Implanon insertion
 Yes 151 28.1
 No 386 71.9
Perceived satisfaction by the service provided
 Yes 435 81.0
 No 102 19.0