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"We provide the methods to others but we don't use the methods ourselves": challenges with utilization of modern contraception among Female Healthcare Workers at two tertiary teaching hospitals, Northern Uganda

Abstract Background Female Healthcare Workers (FHCWs) play a crucial role in advocating for, delivering modern contraceptive methods (MCM) to reproductive-age women and potential users. Despite the high frequency of women seeking healthcare annually, less than half receive adequate contraceptive cou...

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Main Authors:	Jimmyy Opee (Author), Keneth Opiro (Author), Priscilla Manano (Author), Margret Sikoti (Author), Jackline Ayikoru (Author), Harriet Akello (Author), Fiona Gladys Laker (Author), Maria K. Wolters (Author), Silvia Awor (Author), Francis Pebalo Pebolo (Author), Felix Bongomin (Author)
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Published:	BMC, 2024-10-01T00:00:00Z.
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