Current knowledge, attitude, and patterns of oral contraceptives utilization among women in Jordan

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[2] Finer LB(2006)Disparities in rates of unintended pregnancy in the United States, 1994 and 2001 Perspect Sex Reprod Health 38 90-96

[3] Henshaw SK(2011)Unintended pregnancy in the United States: incidence and disparities, 2006 Contraception 84 478-85

[4] Finer LB(1986)Family planning in Jordan: 1983 survey data Stud Fam Plan. 17 199-206

[5] Zolna MR(2001)Contraception in Jordan: a cultural and religious perspective Int Nurs Rev 48 144-151

[6] Abdel-Aziz A(2002)Establishing reliability and validity of an instrument measuring Jordanian Muslim women’s contraceptive beliefs Health Care Women Int 23 870-881

[7] Anderson JE(2005)Jordanian married Muslim women’s intentions to use oral contraceptives Int Nurs Rev 52 109-114

[8] Morris L(1988)Oral contraceptives, sociocultural beliefs and psychiatric symptoms Soc Sci Med 27 941-945

[9] Wingo P(1989)Fertility policy and family planning in the Arab Countries Stud Fam Plan 20 254-263

[10] Shrydeh B(1985)How the number of living sons influence contraceptive use in Menoufia governorate Stud Fam Plan 16 164-169

[1] Skouby SO(2004)Contraceptive use and behavior in the 21st century: a comprehensive study across five European countries Eur J Contracept Reprod Health Care 9 57-68

[2] Finer LB(2006)Disparities in rates of unintended pregnancy in the United States, 1994 and 2001 Perspect Sex Reprod Health 38 90-96

[3] Henshaw SK(2011)Unintended pregnancy in the United States: incidence and disparities, 2006 Contraception 84 478-85

[4] Finer LB(1986)Family planning in Jordan: 1983 survey data Stud Fam Plan. 17 199-206

[5] Zolna MR(2001)Contraception in Jordan: a cultural and religious perspective Int Nurs Rev 48 144-151

[6] Abdel-Aziz A(2002)Establishing reliability and validity of an instrument measuring Jordanian Muslim women’s contraceptive beliefs Health Care Women Int 23 870-881

[7] Anderson JE(2005)Jordanian married Muslim women’s intentions to use oral contraceptives Int Nurs Rev 52 109-114

[8] Morris L(1988)Oral contraceptives, sociocultural beliefs and psychiatric symptoms Soc Sci Med 27 941-945

[9] Wingo P(1989)Fertility policy and family planning in the Arab Countries Stud Fam Plan 20 254-263

[10] Shrydeh B(1985)How the number of living sons influence contraceptive use in Menoufia governorate Stud Fam Plan 16 164-169