| dc.description.abstract | Unmet need for family planning is a multidimentional problem because it is
influenced by various factors. This research aim to determine of unmet need for
family planning among married women, according to the demographic
characteristic, social economic, and access in family planning services. This research
was analytically, using cross sectional design. The number of samples was 219
respondents who chosen by proportional random sampling technique. Bivariable
analysis by Chi Square test and multivariable analysis by logistic regression (α=5%).
There is a significant relation between unmet need for family planning among
married women by the number of living children (OR=0,08), wealth status (OR=3,7),
geographic or physical accessibility (OR=0,19), psychosocial accessibility
(OR=0,23), and cognitive accessibility (OR=3,84). Based on this research, the
women need increased knowledge for family planning issues with health promotion
efforts. Also, married women need increased the UPPKS and P3EL Plus program to
increase their wealth status. | en_US |
