FACTORS INFLUENCING THE ATTITUDE OF WOMEN TOWARDS THE USES FAMILY PLANNING IN OFFA LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF KWARA STATE

Student: Mutiyat Motunrayo Issa
Supervisor: Mrs Abioye Kehinde
HOD: Mr Yusuf Samuel
Department of Community Health
HEALTH SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY
Kwara State College of Health Technology, offa, Kwara State

Abstract

Everyone has the right to decide on the number and timing of children without discrimination, violence and oppression, to have the necessary information and facilities for it, to access sexual and reproductive health services at the highest standard. Deficient or incorrect family planning methods, wrong attitudes and behaviors toward the methods and consequent unplanned pregnancies, increased maternal and infant mortality rates are the main health problems in most countries. Individuals’ learning modern family planning methods and having positive attitude for these methods may increase the usage of these methods and contributes the formation of healthy communities. It is considered important to examine the current attitudes and determinants in order to spread the choice of effective method.  

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