Table 1 Description of study participants and characteristics of Studies included in the systematic review and meta-analysis
No. | Authors & years | Setting of the study | Design of the study | Sample size | Study subject | Data collection methods | Primary outcome of interest | Specific factors associated with utilization of long-acting family planning methods (LAFPM) utilization |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1. | Alemayehu, M. et al. 2012 [8] | Community-based | Cross-sectional | 460 | Married women of reproductive age | Structured Interviewer | Utilization of long-acting and permanent contraceptive methods (LAPCM) | - Knowledge, Number of pregnancies, Desire for more children |
2. | Bulto, G. A. et al. 2014 [9] | Community-based | Cross-sectional | 519 | Married women of reproductive age | Structured interview | Demand forLAPCM | Age, Desire for more child, Duration of desire for a child, Number of children ever born, Discussion with a partner on a method to use |
3. | Gebre-Egziabher, Dest et al. 2017 [10] | Community-based | Cross-sectional | 524 | Women of reproductive age | Structured interview | Utilization of Implant | Employment, Number of methods ever used |
4. | Gebremariam, A. &Addissie, A. 2015 [11] | Community-based | Cross-sectional | 591 | Married women | Structured interview | Intention to use LAPCM | Partner’s education, Participant occupation, wants more child within 2 years, Know LAPCMs, Husband support LAPM use |
5. | Gebremichael et al. 2015 [12] | Community-based | Cross-sectional | 342 | Married women | Structured interview | Acceptance of LACM | The attitude of respondent towards Acting Reversible Contraceptive acceptance |
6. | Guidance, ShimelsWudie et al. 2015 [13] | Unmatched Case-control | 360 | Married Women | Interview | Use of Long-Acting Reversible Contraceptive | Age of respondent, Occupation, Husband-wife discussion | |
7. | Medhanyie, A. et al. 2017 [14] | Community-based | Cross-sectional | 540 | women of reproductive age group | Structured interview | Use of long-acting family planning | Residence |
8. | Mekonnen, Getachew et al. 2014 [15] | Community-based | Cross-sectional | 763 | Women of reproductive age | Structured interview | Use of long-acting and permanent contraceptive | Age, Knowledge of Long-acting and permanent contraceptive methods |
9. | Melka, A. S. et al. 2015 [16] | Community-based | Cross-sectional | 1003 | Married women of reproductive age groups | Structured interview | Utilization of long-acting and permanent contraceptive methods | Education, Occupation, Number of live children, the Joint decision on fertility with a partner, Have radio/TV |
10. | Meskele and Mekonnen 2014 [17] | Community-based | Cross-sectional | 416 | Women | Structured interview | Use long-acting and permanent contraceptive | Educational status, Attitude score (composite), Heard myths and misconceptions |
11. | Serawit, L. and Alemayehu, W. 2012 [18] | Facility-based | Unmatched Case-control | 270 | women of reproductive age | Structured interview | Use of the intrauterine contraceptive device | Educational status, Age of youngest child, IUCD causes infection |
12. | Shiferaw, K. and Musa, A. 2017 [19] | Facility-based | Cross-sectional | 400 | women of reproductive age group | Structured interview | Utilization of long-acting reversible contraceptive | Occupation of woman, Ethnicity, Religion |
13. | Tamrie, YirgaEwnetu etal 2015 [20] | Community-based | Cross-sectional | 441 | Mothers in the Postpartum Period | Structured interview | Use of Long-acting Reversible Contraception | Education of participant, Previous use of long-acting reversible contraceptive, Counseled on long-acting reversible contraceptive |
14. | Yalew, SaleamlakAdbaruet al 2015 [21] | Facility-based | Cross-sectional | 487 | Women users of family planning | Structured interview | The demand for long-acting contraceptive users | Occupational status, Number of children, Number of discussions with husband, decision maker to use |
15. | Zenebe, C. B. et al. 2017 [22] | Facility-based | Cross-sectional | 317 | women reproductive age group | Structured interview | Utilization of long-acting and permanent contraceptive | Educational status, Information about long-acting permanent contraceptive methods (LAPCM), Previous use of LAPCM |