Understanding Family Planning Counseling in the Private Sector through a Behavioral Economics Lens

SHOPS Plus conducted a qualitative study to identify barriers and facilitating factors that influence the provision of family planning counseling by private sector providers in two different country contexts. This brief presents the results of the study using a behavioral economics lens to explore how cognitive and behavioral biases influence the provision of family planning in private sector settings. It provides recommendations to address some of these biases to facilitate appropriate and effective family planning counseling that is tailored to client needs and supports
informed choice.

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Author

Katia Peterson, Jennifer Wheeler, Mathias Pollock, and Lauren Rosapep

Contributor

SHOPS Plus

Published
October 2019
Resource Types
Brief
Country
India
Malawi
Technical Area
Provider Quality
Health Area
Family Planning
Keywords
condoms
quality improvement
Current Downloads
115

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