Predictors of Contraceptive Adherence among Women Seeking Family Planning Services at Reproductive Health Uganda, Mityana Branch

Table 1

Participants sociodemographic characteristics.

Variable	f	%	Cumm. %
Level of education
None	7	3.3	3.3
Primary	96	45.5	48.8
Secondary	84	39.8	88.6
Tertiary	24	11.8	100
Nature of work
Business woman	118	56	56
Civil servant	21	10	66
Peasant labor	24	11.3	77.3
No work outside home	48	22.7	100
Marital status
Married	157	74.4	74.4
Single	45	21.3	95.7
Separated	6	2.8	98.5
Widowed	3	1.5	100
Religion
Catholic	65	30.8	30.8
Protestant	82	38.9	69.7
Muslim	43	20.3	90
Pentecostal	20	9.5	99.5
Adventist	1	0.5	100
Discontinuing contraceptive use at some time
Yes	91	43	43
No	120	57	100
Desired birth interval (years)
1	40	19.05	19.05
2	82	39.05	58.1
>2	88	41.9	100
Birth interval less than 2 years
Yes	112	53.1	53.1
No	99	46.9	46.9
Ever changed contraceptive option
Yes	138	65.4	65.4
No	73	34.6	34.6
Current method of contraception
None	35	16.6	16.6
Pill	20	9.5	26.1
Depo (injection)	111	52.6	78.7
Implant	34	16.1	94.8
IUD	2	0.95	95.75
Condoms	8	3.8	99.5
Sterilization	1	0.5	100
Total	211	100