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Behavioural and contextual factors influencing intention to shift from short- to long-acting reversible contraceptive methods among women in central Ethiopia: a theory of planned behaviour-guided study.

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Title:	Behavioural and contextual factors influencing intention to shift from short- to long-acting reversible contraceptive methods among women in central Ethiopia: a theory of planned behaviour-guided study.
Authors:	Tesfaye, Yematawork¹ (AUTHOR), Tamirat, Temesgen² (AUTHOR), Sulamo, Dawit² (AUTHOR), Habtu, Yitagesu^3,4 (AUTHOR), Hasen, Habtamu⁴ (AUTHOR), Eiliso, Melesech⁵ (AUTHOR), Kusheta, Samuel^6,7 (AUTHOR) kushetasamuel@gmail.com
Source:	Therapeutic Advances in Reproductive Health. 12/10/2025, Vol. 19, p1-13. 13p.
Database:	Academic Search Ultimate
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ISSN:	26334941
DOI:	10.1177/26334941251403086