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Spatial Distribution of No-Knowledge on Modern Contraceptive Methods Among Reproductive Age Women and Predictors in Ethiopia: Evidence From 2016 EDHS.
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Abstract
Though contraception has a significant importance for reproductive-age women, its knowledge among women has challenged by different barriers. Due to the growing concern regarding the poor knowledge and awareness of modern contraceptive methods among women, critical speculation for the contributing factors is quite important. This study then aimed to determine the prevalence and associated factors of women with no knowledge of modern contraceptive methods in Ethiopia. A cross-sectional survey data (EDHS-2016) was analyzed, including 15 604 reproductive-age women, concerning no-knowledge of modern contraceptive methods. We presented descriptive statistics using means, standard deviations, and proportions. The global Moran's I statistic was employed to check the distribution. To spot spatial locations, Getis*-Ord-Gi statistics was applied, and spatial interpolation was applied to predict unknown locations of the outcome using the Ordinary-Kriging method. SatScan was used to identify the specific local clustering nature using the Bernoulli method. Multilevel-binary-logistic regression is used for inspecting individual and community-level factors.
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