Youth accessing reproductive health services in Malawi: drivers, barriers, and suggestions from the perspectives of youth and parents
Malawi has made progress in increasing its overall modern contraceptive prevalence rate since 2000, dramatically reducing its total fertility rate. However, youth, aged 15–24 years, have not had the same successes. Teenage pregnancies are on the rise and little progress has been made in reducing the unmet need for family planning among youth.
Youth accessing reproductive health services in Malawi: drivers, barriers, and suggestions from the perspectives of youth and parents
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Title: Youth accessing reproductive health services in Malawi: drivers, barriers, and suggestions from the perspectives of youth and parents
Author (s): Andrew Self, Samuel Chipokosa, Amos Misomali, Tricia Aung, Steven A. Harvey, Mercy Chimchere, James Chilembwe, Lois Park, Chrissie Chalimba, Edson Monjeza, Fannie Kachale, Jameson Ndawala and Melissa A. Marx
Year of Publication: 2018
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