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To examine factors associated with the use of reusable menstrual management materials among women of reproductive age in Ghana.
The study is set in the context of global menstrual hygiene challenges, emphasizing the situation in Ghana. It explores the choices and challenges faced by women in managing menstruation, particularly focusing on the use of reusable materials. The research acknowledges the broader implications of menstrual hygiene on reproductive health.
Tables: Participants’ characteristics; Cross-tabulation of participant characteristics and use of reusable pads; Binary Logistic Regression analysis of predictors of usage of reusable menstrual materials; Cross sections include age, education, wealth, marital status, area, region, newspaper readership, radio listening, television watching. Large sample size.
Secondary data analysis from the 2017/18 Ghana Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey. Descriptive statistics, Chi-square tests, and complex sample Binomial Logistic Regression are employed to analyze the data