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How well do women recall past contraceptive use? A pilot study
2009
Journal of family planning and reproductive health care
and methodology Many women use a variety of contraceptive methods during their reproductive lives. Investigating this exposure is one of the most frequently performed epidemiological investigations. Accurate recall of methods used, as well as validating this information, can be difficult. A pilot study compared recalled contraceptive use over 5 years with that documented in the case notes of 30 women. Results 47% of episodes of method use were accurately recalled to the month of starting method
doi:10.1783/147118909788707922
pmid:19622208
fatcat:f5hmgfd74fezhjzevses7ix5um