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Contraceptive Method Choice Among Married Women in West Java Province, Indonesia

Contraceptive Method Choice Among Married Women in West Java Province, Indonesia. By. Rina Gustiana Email : r_busidho@yahoo.co.id. Introduction. 21% of Indonesia’s population living in West Java Province Population growth increase rapidly TFR stagnant at 2.6 from 2002/2003 – 2007

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Contraceptive Method Choice Among Married Women in West Java Province, Indonesia

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  1. Contraceptive MethodChoiceAmongMarriedWomen in West Java Province, Indonesia By. Rina Gustiana Email : r_busidho@yahoo.co.id

  2. Introduction 21% of Indonesia’s population living in West Java Province Population growthincreaserapidly TFR stagnant at 2.6 from 2002/2003 – 2007 Contraceptive use stilldominated by short-term contraceptive

  3. Introduction Short-term contraceptive use increase the probability of contraceptive discontinuation and unintendedpregnancy(Hubacher et al, 2008; Harbinson and Adetunji, 2009) Broadening contraceptive choice is one of effort to prevented unwanted pregnancy There is need to acknowledge policy makers regarding factors affected contraceptive choice

  4. Paper Objectives Find out women’spreference of contraceptive method Examine factorsaffected contraceptive choiceamongmarriedwomen

  5. Data Source & Respondents Data source : 2007 IndonesianDemographic and Health Survey (IDHS) Respondents : 973 un-pregnantmarriedwomen in reproductive ages (15-49)

  6. MethodChoiceDeterminats Bulatao (1989) Contraceptive Goal Contraceptive Competence Contraceptive Evaluation Contraceptive Access

  7. AnalysisMethods Descriptive Analysis Chi-square MultivariateAnalysis Multinomial Regression

  8. Results RespondenCharacteristics

  9. Results Respondents Characteristics • FP message through TV seem to be more effective affected every member of household • Majority of women tend to obtain contraceptives from public sources because it were more accessible and with lower cost

  10. Results Contraceptive goal Correlates of MethodChoice

  11. Contraceptive CompetenceCorrelatesof MethodChoice

  12. Technical and Culture Correlates of MethodChoice

  13. Contraceptive Access Correlates of MethodChoice

  14. FactorsEffected Contraceptive MethodChoice Multinomial RegressionResults

  15. FactorsEffected Contraceptive MethodChoice

  16. Conclussions Despite of the success of West Java Province governments in encourage women to practice contraception, the large proportion of short-term contraceptive use is still being a problem contraceptive method choice largely affected by women’s contraceptive goal and competence, technique on how they use contraceptive, cultural environment and accessibility toward contraceptive methods and services.

  17. Conclussions The results suggest: Increasing long-term and permanent contraceptives method would be more effective when contraceptive campaign targeting both husband and wife and for both highly educated and less educated women Husband-wife communication recommendation need to be integrated into pre-service counseling material. Long-term and permanent contraceptives services should be spread out into more private and public hospitals and clinics with lower cost intensive Behavior Communication Change (BCC) and advocacy through religion leaders should be increased

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