Multilevel Influences on Providers' Delivery of Contraceptive Services: A Qualitative Thematic Analysis | Zendy

Abbey K. Mann | Zendy; Amal J. Khoury | Zendy; Paezha McCartt | Zendy; M.G.H. Smith | Zendy; Nathan Hale | Zendy; Kate Beatty | Zendy; Leigh Johnson | Zendy

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Multilevel Influences on Providers' Delivery of Contraceptive Services: A Qualitative Thematic Analysis

Author(s) -

Abbey K. Mann,

Amal J. Khoury,

Paezha McCartt,

M.G.H. Smith,

Nathan Hale,

Kate Beatty,

Leigh Johnson

Publication year - 2022

Publication title -

women s health reports

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 2688-4844

DOI - 10.1089/whr.2021.0128

Subject(s) - thematic analysis , service provider , health care , service delivery framework , qualitative research , nursing , family planning , medicine , population , family medicine , psychology , service (business) , business , political science , environmental health , marketing , sociology , social science , law , research methodology

Access to a full range of contraceptive services is essential for quality health care. Contraceptive provision practices of primary care providers play an important role in patients' decision-making about their reproductive health care. Understanding the multilevel factors influencing contraceptive care delivery in primary care settings is critical for advancing quality care. This study offers an in-depth examination of influences on providers' delivery of contraceptive services across multiple primary care specialties and practice settings to identify issues and strategies to improve care.

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