STUDIES IN FAMILY PLANNING家庭计划研究
STUDIES IN FAMILY PLANNING(英文缩写 STUD FAMILY PLANN),ISSN 0039-3665,eISSN 1728-4465,中文译名:家庭计划研究 是一本学术期刊。本页汇总该期刊的最新影响因子、分区信息以及最新收录于 PubMed 的文献,帮助您快速了解期刊全貌。
发文量统计区间：2025-11-01 至 2026-10-31，按本站收录文献的发表日期统计。
期刊介绍
历年影响因子趋势
| JCR 数据年份 | 影响因子 | JCR 分区 |
|---|---|---|
| 2021 | 4.314 | Q1 |
| 2022 | 2.100 | Q3 |
| 2023 | 1.900 | Q2 |
| 2024 | 3.100 | Q1 |
| 2025 | 3.900 | Q1 |
STUDIES IN FAMILY PLANNING 最新收录文献
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1. Census-Based Estimates of Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting Among Foreign-born Women and Girls in Europe.
PMID:日期:2026-09-17Female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C) is a significant global public health and human rights concern that has become increasingly relevant in Europe due to sustained migration from practicing countries. However, the absence of harmonized, age-specific data has limited up-to-date comparative estimates of FGM/C prevalence among migrant populations. We present updated estimates of the number of foreign-born women and girls aged 10 years and above residing in the European Union, Switzerland, Norway, and Iceland (EU+) as of January 1st, 2021, who are expected to have undergone FGM/C. Using population and census data combined with age-specific prevalence rates from national household surveys and an enhanced indirect estimation approach that accounts for cohort effects and migrant selectivity, we estimate that approximately 610,000 (40.6 percent) of the 1.5 million women and girls aged 10 years and above born in FGM/C-practicing countries and residing in the EU+ area have experienced FGM/C. Prevalence increases markedly with age, reflecting declining practice among younger cohorts, and varies substantially across destination countries depending on migrant composition. These findings provide a comprehensive benchmark for monitoring FGM/C in migration contexts and for informing evidence-based policies, prevention strategies, and service provision for affected women, while supporting efforts to prevent intergenerational transmission of the practice.
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2. The Male Sibling Effect: Understanding Son Preference Among Nigerian Women.
PMID:日期:2026-09-07This study examines whether the number of brothers a woman grows up with is associated with her ideal number of sons among Nigerian women. Using women's data from the 2018 Nigeria Demographic and Health Survey (n = 40,628), I estimated a weighted negative binomial regression model predicting ideal number of sons. The findings show a positive and statistically significant association between the number of brothers and ideal number of sons. Women who grew up with more brothers are more likely to express desire for a higher ideal number of sons, even after controlling for sociodemographic and economic factors. Additional robustness checks showed that the association remained after controlling for total sibship size, number of sisters, and ideal number of daughters. Interaction models further showed that the association varies by age-cohort and education, but not by region of residence. The association is strongest among younger women and is slightly stronger among women with higher levels of education. These results suggest that early sibling environments may play a role in shaping women's fertility preferences and son preference in Nigeria.
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3. Development of a Client Experience of Care Metric to Measure Person-Centered Care for Injectable Contraceptive Clients in Lilongwe, Malawi.
3. 在马拉维利隆圭开发一种客户护理体验指标，以衡量注射避孕药客户的以人为本的护理PMID:日期:2026-09-04The aim of this study was to develop and psychometrically assess a client-experience-of-care metric tailored for women in Lilongwe, Malawi, using self-administered or provider-administered depot medroxyprogesterone acetate subcutaneous (DMPA-SC) and to assess differences in experiences of care between the two groups. A client exit interview was administered to 400 Malawian women who had self-injected (n = 198) or received provider-administered (n = 202) DMPA-SC within the three months preceding the study. Iterative exploratory factor analysis with a polychoric matrix was performed. Cronbach's alpha was used to assess scale reliability. Bivariate and multivariate generalized linear regression models with robust standard errors were used to test for differences in client experience between self-administered and provider-administered clients. Exploratory factor analysis yielded a two-factor solution, identifying a unifying scale for client experience of care (eight items) and a subscale for empowerment (ten items). The client experience of care scale had moderate construct validity, explaining 40 percent of the variance, high criterion validity with a positive and statistically significant (p < 0.05) correlation coefficient, and low-to-moderate reliability (alpha = 0.68). In adjusted models, statistically significant differences in client experience of care were detected by injection method, with self-injecting clients reporting better experiences of care compared to provider-administered clients.
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4. Social Network Involvement in Abortion Care-Seeking and Abortion Outcomes among a Population-Based Sample of Nigerian Women Who Had Abortions.
4. 在尼日利亚曾经历人工流产的女性人群样本中，社会网络参与对流产就医行为及流产结局的影响PMID:日期:2026-08-14[中文摘要] 人们在进行人工流产时面临诸多限制，往往会借助社交网络，但将这种参与与流产结局联系起来的研究有限。本横断面研究分析了PMA2020项目中来自尼日利亚1，144名曾进行人工流产女性的数据，这些女性分别通过2018年和2019-2020年开展的基于人群的调查和以人工流产为重点的随访被识别。我们考察了社交网络在寻求照护过程中的参与——具体而言，在方法或提供者选择方面——与流产结局之间的关系：医学定义上的流产安全性、使用首选方法和提供者的情况，以及初次流产尝试的成功率。社交网络参与较为普遍（63%），且在不同社会人口学群体中存在差异。结局因参与来源而异：当伴侣和家人/朋友均参与时，女性发生最不安全流产的可能性最低（23.9% vs. 60.9%，p < 0.001），或进行多次流产尝试的可能性最低（13.7% vs. 19.1%，p = 0.009），尽管她们与独自寻求照护者使用首选照护的可能性相当。仅伴侣参与也与较少的最不安全流产显著相关（36.3% vs. 60.9%，p < 0.001），而仅家人/朋友参与则与非首选流产选项显著相关（36.6% vs. 21.6%，p < 0.001）以及更多重复尝试（27.8% vs. 19.1%，p = 0.038）。这些发现表明，社交网络具有改善或恶化流产结局的潜力，且在以人为本的流产经历测量指标之间存在重要差异。
[英文摘要] People often engage social networks when navigating abortion access constraints, but limited research links this involvement to abortion outcomes. This cross-sectional study analyzed PMA2020 data from 1,144 women in Nigeria who had abortions, identified through population-based surveys and abortion-focused follow-ups conducted in 2018 and 2019-2020, respectively. We examined how social network involvement in care-seeking-specifically, in method or provider selection-related to abortion outcomes: medically defined abortion safety, use of preferred method and provider, and success of the initial abortion attempt. Social network involvement was common (63 percent) and varied across sociodemographic groups. Outcomes differed by involvement source: when both partners and family/friends were involved, women were least likely to have the least safe abortions (23.9 percent vs. 60.9 percent, p < 0.001) or make multiple abortion attempts (13.7 percent vs. 19.1 percent, p = 0.009), though they were equally likely to use preferred care as those seeking care alone. Partner-only involvement was also significantly associated with fewer least safe abortions (36.3 percent vs. 60.9 percent, p < 0.001), while family/friend-only involvement was significantly associated with non-preferred abortion options (36.6 percent vs. 21.6 percent, p < 0.001) and more repeated attempts (27.8 percent vs. 19.1 percent, p = 0.038). These findings suggest that social networks have the potential to improve or worsen abortion outcomes, with important variation across person-centered measures of abortion experiences.
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5. Unintended Pregnancy and Pregnancy Awareness among Female Sex Workers in Sri Lanka: A Community-Based Cross-Sectional Study.
PMID:日期:2026-08-08Unintended pregnancy is a key marker of unmet sexual and reproductive health needs, yet quantitative evidence among female sex workers (FSWs) in Sri Lanka is scarce. We conducted a cross-sectional respondent-driven sampling survey among 551 FSWs aged 18-49 years in Colombo from March to June 2025. Using Gile's successive sampling estimator, we generated respondent-driven sampling-weighted prevalence estimates and described pregnancy awareness, testing, and mitigating actions taken following pregnancy recognition among this sample. We conducted multivariate logistic regressions to identify women-level correlates of ever unintended pregnancy. Pregnancy-level prevalence was contextualized against six Sri Lankan non-sex worker studies using meta-analysis. Most participants had ever been pregnant (88.5 percent). Among ever-pregnant women, 51.1 percent reported at least one unintended pregnancy, and 39.8 percent of 1,225 lifetime pregnancies were unintended. Around two-thirds of FSWs recognized their most recent pregnancy by four weeks' gestation, but routine pregnancy testing was uncommon (11.3 percent), 44.8 percent reported no preventive measure at their most recent unintended pregnancy, and the pregnancy-accounting cascade indicated important downstream consequences. The risk of unintended pregnancy was found to be more clustered among women initiating paid sex before age 19 and those with higher parity. Pregnancy-level unintended pregnancy exceeded pooled non-sex worker estimates by about 11-13 percentage points. Taken together, the findings point to missed opportunities at both the pregnancy recognition and preventive response stages of the pathway. These findings support targeted sexual and reproductive health programs for FSWs in Colombo that prioritize routine and outreach-based pregnancy testing, rapid access to acceptable contraceptive options, and focused support for women entering sex work early, those with repeated pregnancies, and those who took no preventive measures at unintended conception.
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6. Contraceptive Alignment: A Descriptive Study of Concordance between Preferred and Actual Contraceptive Method Use.
6. 避孕一致性：首选与实际避孕方法使用一致性的描述性研究PMID:日期:2026-08-06Conventional metrics of contraceptive need focus on contraceptive use among those not seeking pregnancy, ignoring individuals' contraceptive preferences beyond pregnancy prevention. We examine contraceptive alignment, a novel metric describing agreement between actual and preferred method use/nonuse, among a 2022 nationally representative U.S. sample of 15-44-year-olds assigned female sex at birth (unweighted n = 3,044). Most respondents (62.2 percent) were classified as having contraceptive alignment (using a method they preferred or not using a method when they preferred not to), while 37.8 percent did not have contraceptive alignment. Contraceptive alignment was higher among contraceptive nonusers who were older and in a serious relationship, as well as both contraceptive users and nonusers who were classified as having higher contraceptive self-efficacy. Contraceptive alignment was lower among contraceptive users who selected their current method due to being unable to obtain the method they originally wanted and those who were using more than one method of contraception. Our findings suggest that conventional measures of contraceptive need may mask important discordance in individuals' contraceptive preferences and actual use that can contribute to misdirected efforts to expand contraceptive access and undermine reproductive autonomy. Contraceptive alignment may more accurately portray individuals' contraceptive needs.
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7. "The Relationships between Drought Exposure, Fertility Preferences, and Contraceptive Behaviors: A Multicountry Study" by Oluwaseyi Somefun, Boladé Hamed Banougnin, and Emily Smith-Greenaway.
7. 《干旱暴露、生育偏好与避孕行为之间的关系：一项多国研究》，作者：奥卢瓦塞伊·索梅芬、博拉德·哈梅德·巴努尼安和艾米丽·史密斯-格林纳威PMID:日期:2026-08-03该文献暂无摘要。
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8. Return Migration and Contraceptive Use in Mexico.
8. 墨西哥的回返移民和避孕药具使用情况PMID:日期:2026-08-03Return migration, whether voluntary or forced, can disrupt individuals' lives as they navigate life in a country that may feel unfamiliar. This disruption often extends to healthcare, including reproductive care. The migration experience, combined with differences between healthcare systems-in terms of availability, accessibility, and affordability-may create barriers to contraceptive access. This study utilizes data from the 2014, 2018, and 2023 National Survey of Demographic Dynamics (ENADID) surveys to analyze contraceptive use and access among female Mexican returnees. Findings indicate that returnees are more likely to use contraception than nonmigrants, particularly short-acting hormonal methods (SACs), while being less likely to rely on permanent methods. These patterns suggest that both migrant selectivity and adaptation shape contraceptive behavior. However, important differences emerge by time since return. Women who recently returned are less likely to use SACs and long-acting contraceptives and are more likely to obtain contraception from private clinics and pharmacies, compared to those with longer residence in Mexico. At the same time, there is little evidence that these patterns reflect shifts in fertility preferences. Instead, findings point more strongly to disruption and barriers to public healthcare following return. Overall, results highlight the need for reproductive healthcare interventions that better support return migrants during reintegration.
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9. Decision-Making and Family Planning among People with Clinical Depressiveness-Findings from a Representative German Panel Study.
9. 临床抑郁人群的决策与计划生育——来自一项具有代表性的德国小组研究的发现PMID:日期:2026-07-15Personally important decisions, like reproductive choices, may be challenging for individuals with clinical depressiveness, as indecisiveness is a common depressive symptom. This study examines whether decision-making modes related to reproductive behavior differ between individuals with and without clinical depressiveness (H1) and whether these modes remain stable over time, even after the birth of the first child (H2). Data stem from the German Panel Analysis of Intimate Relationships and Family Dynamics (pairfam). Clinical depressiveness was measured using State-Trait Depression Scales and decision-making modes through items on reproductive behavior. H1 was analyzed using multivariate analysis of covariance (MANCOVA) and post hoc analysis of variance (ANOVA); H2 via fixed-effect regressions and cross-lagged panel model. A significant group difference emerged in the combined decision-making modes (Pillai's trace = 0.009, F(6, 4832) = 7.32, p < 0.001). Individuals with clinical depressiveness engaged more in rational and avoidant modes, whereas those without favored normative decision-making. Decision-making remained stable between subjects; within-subject analyses showed alterations over time. Between subjects, decision-making remained stable. Characteristics of depressive symptoms and individual circumstances may explain the results. Future research should incorporate other clinical conditions and qualitative analyses. Practitioners should consider individual costs, benefits, and decisional postponement.
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10. Evaluating the Impact of a Family Planning Supply Chain Intervention on Postpartum Contraceptive Use in Senegal Using Difference in Differences.
PMID:日期:2026-07-15Senegal faces high maternal mortality, elevated levels of short‑interval births, and substantial unmet need for postpartum contraception. Supply chain challenges contribute to contraceptive nonuse in the country. Before 2013, Senegal used a pull‑based contraceptive supply chain, in which facility staff estimated demand and procured supplies, leading to frequent stockouts. The informed push model (IPM), launched in 2012, aimed to streamline distribution. We used 2014-2019 DHS data (N = 32,373) and applied an event‑study difference‑in‑differences design with district‑level data to assess changes in the prevalence of modern, long-acting, reversible, and short‑acting contraceptive methods. We further conducted subgroup analyses by wealth and urbanicity. IPM significantly increased contraceptive prevalence. Modern contraceptive use in the postpartum period rose by 7.8 percentage points within 10 quarters post-IPM. Increases were most pronounced for wealthier and more urban districts. Results underscore the value of strong supply chains but show that supply‑side efforts alone may not reach low-income and rural populations. Future work should evaluate the cost-effectiveness and sustainability of alternative financing models and integrated strategies to address persistent supply and access barriers.