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The present study assessed perception of nurse-midwives (NMs) on factors influencing oral contraceptives (OC) use, misuse, nonuse and discontinuation among clients in Ibadan Nigeria. Thus, to ascertain possible factors that influences the application of OC among users in order to improve measurement quality as well as attract clinical importance. A qualitative randomized survey data from interviewer administered structured-based questionnaires and in-depth interviews were conducted. One hundred and fifty practicing nurse-midwives participated and only 88 (84 females and 4 males, mean age 32±0.1) have experience with clients on OC. From Our results, 10.2% were registered nurses (RN), 64.8% were midwives (RN/RM), 20.5% bachelors (RN/RM/BNSC) while 3.3% had masters and doctorate respectively. 64.8% of NMs disclosed that clients got pregnant because of inadequate knowledge of differences in medications while 84.1% NMs emphasized on forgetfulness. 76.1% of NMs associated high risks of side effects to switching pills. NMs associated unwanted pregnancy and adverse drug effects to ineffective use, misuse and discontinuation respectively. Significant association (CI= 95% = 0.000-0.064; df=4) existed between NMs perception and factors influencing OC application. According to the NMs, those who do not use OC and or users who misused

Perception of Nurse-Midwives on Factors Influencing Oral Contraceptives Use, Misuse, Nonuse and Discontinuation among Clients in Ibadan, Nigeria