Integrating family planning into Ethiopian voluntary testing and counselling programmes
Duff Gillespie, Heather Bradley, Metiku Woldegiorgis, Aklilu Kidanu & Sabrina Karklins
Volume 87, Number 11, November 2009, 866-870
Table 1. Characteristics of female clients after introduction of family planning in voluntary counselling and testing facilities
| Characteristics | % |
|---|---|
| (n = 2027) | |
| 15–24 years old | 74.4 |
| Never married | 64.0 |
| Secondary or higher education | 62.5 |
| Student | 41.2 |
| No children | 71.0 |
| Urban | 86.3 |
| Ever had sex | 59.4 |
| Had sex in past 30 days | 27.7 |
| HIV-positive | 7.7 |
| Women in current sexual unions (n = 677) | |
| Currently using contraceptive method | 70.0 |
| Unmet contraceptive need | 17.0 |
