Table 2 Family planning knowledge, discussion and use among PLHIV in Gulu District, Uganda, February-May 2009 (n = 476):
From: Family planning among people living with HIV in post-conflict Northern Uganda: A mixed methods study
Variable | All n = 476 | Males n = 238 | Females n = 238 | p value * |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Â | n (%) | n (%) | n (%) | Â |
Have knowledge of at least one family planning method | 457 (96) | 230 (97) | 227 (96) | 0.482 |
Have ever discussed family planning with health workersa | 281 (59) | 129 (56) | 152 (66) | 0.037 |
Have ever discussed family planning with their spouseb, c | 224 (63) | 122 (72) | 102 (54) | 0.000 |
Have past history of using any family planning method | 330 (70) | 165 (69) | 165 (70) | 1.000 |
Currently using any form of family planningd | 181 (38) | 121 (52) | 60 (25) | 0.000 |
Currently using a barrier method of family planning | 126 (27) | 100 (42) | 26 (11) | 0.000 |