Does contraceptive counseling during pregnancy increase self-reported use of hormonal, intrauterine, or permanent contraception in the first six months postpartum?

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Evidence-based practice : patient-oriented evidence that matters, Vol.23(3), pp.40-40

2020

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Title: Does contraceptive counseling during pregnancy increase self-reported use of hormonal, intrauterine, or permanent contraception in the first six months postpartum?
Creators: Komal G Bhatt
Fareedat Oluyadi
Jennifer Amico
Publication Details: Evidence-based practice : patient-oriented evidence that matters, Vol.23(3), pp.40-40
Date published: 2020
Academic Unit: Family Medicine at MEB (RWJMS)
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article
Identifiers: 991031654548504646