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Health providers' perspectives on contraceptive use in rural Northwest Tanzania: A qualitative study

Objectives: In Tanzania, contraceptive use is limited, particularly in rural communities and even among women who would like to delay childbearing. This paper aims to present health providers' perspectives on populations seeking contraception and barriers that could be addressed to increase acc...

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Main Authors:	Christine Aristide (Author), Brooke W. Bullington (Author), Magdalena Kuguru (Author), Radhika Sundararajan (Author), Natalie T. Nguyen (Author), Valencia J. Lambert (Author), Agrey H. Mwakisole (Author), Joyce Wamoyi (Author), Jennifer A. Downs (Author)
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Published:	Elsevier, 2022-01-01T00:00:00Z.
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