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    • Adolescent engagement with family planning services is crucial for reproductive health.
    • Parental notification policies can significantly impact healthcare-seeking behaviors among teenagers.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To assess the impact of parental notification on adolescent utilization of family planning services.
    • To understand the potential consequences of mandatory parental involvement in teen reproductive healthcare.

    Main Methods:

    • Survey of adolescent patients attending a family planning clinic.
    • Analysis of responses regarding parental notification and service continuation.
    • Assessment of risk behaviors associated with service discontinuation.

    Main Results:

    • A majority of adolescents attending family planning clinics inform their parents.
    • Most adolescents who do not inform parents would cease clinic attendance if parental notification was mandatory.
    • A significant percentage of these adolescents would engage in unprotected sexual activity if services are discontinued.

    Conclusions:

    • Parental notification policies may deter adolescents from accessing essential family planning services.
    • Protecting adolescent confidentiality is vital to ensure continued use of contraception and reduce unintended pregnancies.
    • Healthcare providers should consider the potential negative repercussions of parental involvement policies on adolescent reproductive health.