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Client Perspectives on Contraceptive Care: A Systematic Review.
Jamie L Manzer1, Amanda Carrillo-Perez1, Lauren Tingey1
1Mathematica, Inc., Chicago, Illinois.
Client-centered contraceptive care is crucial for reproductive health. Patients prefer tailored information, shared decision-making, and providers who respect autonomy for better contraceptive counseling outcomes.
Area of Science:
- Reproductive Health
- Patient-Centered Care
- Contraceptive Counseling
Background:
- Client-centeredness is vital in contraceptive care for achieving reproductive health goals.
- Current evidence indicates a need for improvement in client-centered contraceptive counseling.
- This review examines client preferences in contraceptive care and the impact of client-centered approaches.
Conclusions:
- Client preferences underscore the need for personalized, comprehensive contraceptive information.
- Prioritizing client autonomy and fostering positive provider relationships are essential for effective contraceptive care.
- Tailored counseling that supports informed decision-making improves client experiences and outcomes.
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