ICFP Presentations and Posters

On this page, find the presentations and posters that R4S presented at the International Conference on Family Planning in Pattaya City, Thailand, 14-17 November 2022.

Oral Presentations

An exploratory mixed-method study of family planning self-care in Nepal, Niger, and Uganda
Cross-sectional assessment of
a digital client-facing family planning
chatbot in Côte d’Ivoire: Lessons
learned and opportunities for
continued improvement
Evaluating the impact of askNivi a digital health intervention on modern contraceptive method uptake in India
So Many Tools; How to Choose?
The Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the use of selected family planning and reproductive health services in Uganda
Understanding the self-care
interests, preferences, and
opportunities for adolescent girls
and young women in Nepal
Using a mixed-method inductive approach to operationalize measurement of self-care in family planning
Will a digital approach to healthcare provider training work for new FP method introduction in Nigeria? Results from a mixed methods study

Oral Flash Presentations

A Global Research and Learning Agenda for Building Evidence on Contraceptive-Induced Menstrual Changes for Research Product Development Policies and Programs

Poster
Assessment of FP-HIV integration within self-care oriented antiretroviral therapy differentiated service delivery models in eastern and central Uganda

Poster
Equity in demand for family planning satisfied and teenage childbearing: Differences across three equity dimensions across 5 African countries

Poster
Evaluating the cost-effectiveness of approaches to reach youth with modern contraceptives in Mozambique: A structured approach to costing routine health programs involving multiple implementers

Poster
Interests and Preferences Regarding Family Planning Self-care Interventions among Kenyan and Nigerian Women

Poster
Learning to protect family planning during future crises: A prospective longitudinal study on women’s experiences with family planning access and use during COVID-19 in Malawi, Nepal, Niger, and Uganda

Poster

Posters

Advancing the Family Planning Equity Agenda: Lessons from Uganda
‘Africans we know how to adapt indeed’: Adaptations to the delivery of family planning and reproductive health services in two Nigerian humanitarian settings during the COVID 19 pandemic
Applying evidence-based ASRH practices for youth and adolescents in real life: Opportunities gaps and challenges in Nepal
Developing a replicable approach to measure the scale, reach, quality, and cost of service delivery for family planning within High Impact Practices
Monitoring service delivery High Impact Practices (HIPs): Results from a partner mapping and indicator inventory in five countries
Thematic analysis and mapping of reproductive empowerment scales: a tool for family planning self-care programming and research

Panels

Research And Learning Agendas for Family Planning: What Have Different Stakeholders Learned?
Programmatic Adaptations Enabled Continued Access to FP During The COVID-19 Pandemic: What Did We Learn and How Can We Apply It to Future Crises?
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