One factor that might contribute to the lack of success of the African population control programmes may be that they tend to be directed towards women only, ignoring the role of men in contraceptive decisions. Male involvement in family planning methods can increase its uptake and continuation by improving spousal com...
Background: The uptake of modern family planning (FP) methods remains a major challenge in sub-Saharan Africa. Current use of modern contraceptive methods in Ghana stand as 22%. This is in spite of considerable public education and investment in the provision of services. The Upper Wes Region of Ghana has some of the w...
Background: Usage of family planning services in developing countries has been found to avert unintended pregnancies, and drastically reduce maternal and child mortality. Men as the main decision-makers in most of African families have an important role to play towards acceptance of family planning methods; however, it...
Background Usage of family planning services in developing countries have been found to avert unintended pregnancies, reduce maternal and child mortality. Men as the main decision-makers in most African families have an important role to play towards acceptance of family planning methods. However, it's usage still rema...
Introduction: Unplanned or unintended pregnancy often leads to unsafe abortion. Unsafe abortion is one of the commonest causes of pregnancy related deaths in developing countries including Ghana (Yeboah et al, 2021). A lot of unplanned or unintended pregnancies can be avoided using emergency contraceptives (EC). Emerge...
