Table 4 Quality of care reported by AGYW at their last visit to a clinic, hospital or health worker to get contraception among AGYW who have ever used a modern contraceptive method based on baseline survey responses (n = 507)
Quality of care measures | 13–17 age group | 18–23 age group | Total | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Freq (%) | 95% CI* | Freq (%) | 95% CI | Freq (%) | 95% CI | |
Health worker checked if AGYW was happy with contraceptive method she had been on before | 135 (50.4) | 44.9–55.9 | 120 (50.2) | 42.6–57.8 | 255 (50.3) | 46.2–54.4 |
AGYW was told about the pill | 114 (42.5) | 34.8–50.6 | 105 (43.9) | 35.6–52.7 | 219 (43.2) | 37.2–49.4 |
AGYW was told about the injection | 186 (69.4) | 62.0-75.9 | 160 (66.9) | 56.1–76.2 | 346 (68.2) | 61.2–74.5 |
AGYW was told about the implant | 136 (50.7) | 43.1–58.4 | 133 (55.6) | 48.7–62.4 | 269 (53.1) | 49.1–57.0 |
AGYW was told about the intrauterine device (IUD) | 16 [6] | 3.4–10.4 | 13 (5.4) | 3.4–8.6 | 29 (5.7) | 4.5–7.3 |
AGYW was told about emergency contraception | 19 (7.1) | 4.0-12.3 | 9 (3.8) | 2.0-7.1 | 28 (5.5) | 3.7–8.1 |
AGYW was told about condoms | 86 (32.1) | 23.5–42.1 | 67 [21] | 19.5–38.5 | 153 (30.2) | 23.7–37.5 |
AGYW was told about another contraceptive method | 10 (3.7) | 1.2–10.8 | 8 (3.3) | 1.4-8.0 | 18 (3.6) | 1.8–6.9 |
AGYW was not told about different contraceptive methods | 15 (5.6) | 3.2–9.5 | 26 (10.9) | 7.0-16.6 | 41 (8.1) | 5.6–11.5 |
AGYW was asked which contraceptive method she would like most | 188 (70.1) | 62.7–76.7 | 176 (73.6) | 66.1–80.0 | 364 (71.8) | 67.1–76.1 |
AGYW was steered or pushed towards a specific contraceptive method | 64 (23.9) | 17.9–31.1 | 52 (21.8) | 17.1–27.2 | 116 (22.9) | 18.6–27.8 |