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Assessment of abortion stigma behavior patterns among females attending the post-natal clinic at Bauchi Urban Maternity Kofarram

 Department:Psychosocial Rehabilitation  
 By:usericon yakubu82  

 Project ID: 7746
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Abstract
Background: Abortion remains a contentious and stigmatized topic in many societies, with implications for women''s reproductive health, well-being, and access to safe healthcare services. Understanding the behavior patterns related to abortion stigma among females attending post-natal clinics is crucial for addressing the barriers to comprehensive reproductive healthcare services. This study investigates abortion stigma and its associated behavior patterns among women seeking post-natal care at Bauchi Urban Maternity Kofar Ram in Nigeria. Methods: A cross-sectional study design was employed, and data were collected through structured interviews and questionnaires administered to post-natal clinic attendees. The study explored various dimensions of abortion stigma, including perceived stigma, enacted stigma, and internalized stigma. Additionally, it examined the impact of socio-demographic factors on these stigma behavior patterns. Results: Preliminary findings indicate that a significant proportion of post-natal clinic attendees experience abortion-related stigma, affecting their emotional and psychological well-being. Participants reported instances of discrimination, social isolation, and fear of judgment from healthcare providers and their communities. Socio-demographic factors such as age, marital status, and education level were found to influence the prevalence and intensity of stigma experiences. ...
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