Women perception towards the use of condom

Lilian, binti Francis Gamul. (2002) Women perception towards the use of condom. [Final Year Project Report] (Unpublished)

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Abstract

The objectives of this proposed study is including the perception in condom usage among women of reproductive age, to investigate the factors and the determinants of women perception in condom use and to determine whether their practicing influenced by their knowledge and attitude. This study will use convenience sampling; fifty respondents of reproductive age will be recruited during family planning clinic session at Maternal and Child Health, Batu Kawa. A self-administered questionnaire will be distributed to them and they would be required to complete the questionnaire during that clinic session. The finding will be used to improve condom acceptability among family planning acceptor because the current statistic shown that condom is among the least desirable contraceptive methods. By identifying women's perception, intervention can be directed toward removing the real or perceived barrier that they face in selecting birth control methods.

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