The role of pregnancy intendedness and prenatal contraceptive counseling on postpartum contraceptive use

Table 2 Logistic Regression Analysis Predicting Contraceptive Use at 6 Months Postpartum, with 95% CI (N = 125)

	M1		M2
	aOR^a	p-value	aOR^a	p-value
Pregnancy intendedness
Unintended (reference)
Intended	.19 [.06,.65]	<.01	.03 [.00,.33]	<.01
Ambivalent	.30 [.10,.88]	<.05	.02 [.00,.35]	<.01
LARC counseling during pregnancy	.99 [.38,2.62]		.10 [.01,1.09]
Control variables
Desires no more children	1.44 [.52,3.98]		1.50 [.52,4.31]
Race
White (reference)
Black	.47 [.15,1.48]		.39 [.12,1.26]
Hispanic	.23 [.05,.1.00]	<.05	.27 [.06,1.18]
Native American	.19 [.05,.71]	<.05	.18 [.04,.77]	<.05
Parity	1.82 [1.09,3.04]	<.05	1.79 [1.06,3.01]	<.05
Age (years)	.91 [.82,1.02]		.91 [.82,1.02]
Residential partner	.79 [.31,2.05]		.75 [.27,2.07]
Economic hardship	1.02 [.81,1.28]		1.03 [.81,1.31]
Clinic 1	2.36 [.80,7.01]		2.40 [.75,7.63]
Ever had unintended pregnancy	.48 [.15,1.51]		.52 [.17,1.75]
Pregnancy intention X contraceptive counseling
Intended X Counseling			15.87 [.98,255.87]
Ambivalent X Counseling			32.53 [1.56,586.32]	<.05

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