TABLE 4. Women’s Reports of Client–Provider Contact, Informed Choice, and Exposure to Information on LARCs/PMs, Mayer Hashi Household Survey, 2013

	Percentage		Sample Size		P Value
	Program	Nonprogram	Program	Nonprogram	P Value
Provider contact with CMWRA (in last 3 months)
Visited by family planning workers	13	23	3,194	1,637	<.001
Sought health care from government facilities	30	44	3,117	1,544	<.001
Sought health or family planning care from government facilities	44	55	3,117	1,544	<.001
Informed choice – Received family planning or LARC/PM information from providers or facilities (in last 3 months)
Temporary method acceptors who were told about PMs	40	33	410	174	NS
Injectable, IUD, and implant acceptors who were told about side effects	38	49	216	79	NS
Injectable, IUD, and implant acceptors who were reminded about follow-up visits	31	48	216	79	<.05
CMWRA who sought health or family planning care and noticed BCC materials with LARC/PM messages	42	43	1,369	854	NS
Exposure to LARC/PM Information – Heard, saw, or read messages^a (in last 3 months) about:
IUDs	15	21	3,194	1,637	<.001
Implants	22	40	3,194	1,637	<.001
Tubectomy	29	35	3,194	1,637	<.001
No-scalpel vasectomy	17	13	3,194	1,637	<.001
LARCs/PMs	38	50	3,194	1,637	<.001
PMs	31	35	3,194	1,637	<.001

Abbreviations: BCC, behavior change communication; CMWRA, currently married women of reproductive age; IUD, intrauterine device; LARCs, long-acting reversible contraceptives; PMs, permanent method; NS, not significant.
↵a From TV, radio, newspaper/magazine, billboard/poster, folk song/theater, courtyard meeting, health/family planning worker, health facility, or friend/relative.