Study on How Messages on Sanitary Pad Packaging Affect Womens Knowledge and Attitudes About Family Planning

What this Trial Is About

Researchers are evaluating how written and visual messages on sanitary pad packaging affect womens knowledge and attitudes towards family planning. This randomized controlled experimental study targets women visiting Family Health Centers for baby care and follow-up, focusing on those with babies aged 9 to 18 months. The study responds to concerns about low use and high discontinuation of modern family planning methods, aiming to improve education through everyday items like sanitary pads. The study involves two groups an intervention group receiving sanitary pads with family planning messages printed on the packaging, and a control group receiving no materials. Each participant in the intervention group is given two packages containing a total of 28 pads. Initial data collection includes face-to-face interviews and questionnaires about family planning knowledge and attitudes. Three months later, follow-up data is gathered through online surveys to assess changes. Participants will complete forms and scales assessing family planning knowledge and attitudes at the start and three months after receiving the pads. Researchers will analyze the data using various statistical tests to evaluate the impact of the messages. The study runs from January 2024 to January 2025, with a focus on monitoring womens changes in knowledge and attitudes during this period.

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