Sexual and Reproductive Health Matters

Papers
(The median citation count of Sexual and Reproductive Health Matters is 2. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-05-01 to 2025-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
Controlling reproduction: women, society, and state power31
Does girls’ empowerment predict contraceptive intentions? Evidence from a survey of secondary school girls in Northwest Nigeria28
Protocol for a multi-country implementation research study to assess the feasibility, acceptability, and effectiveness of context-specific actions to train and support facilitators to deliver sexualit23
Social and economic marginalisation and sexual and reproductive health and rights of urban poor young women: a qualitative study from Vadodara, Gujarat, India20
Seeking and encountering online information for menstrual health: a qualitative study among adolescent schoolgirls in Gianyar Regency and Denpasar City, Bali, Indonesia17
Understanding the role of female sterilisation in Indian family planning through qualitative analysis: perspectives from above and below16
Effects of a clinic-based reproductive empowerment intervention on proximal outcomes of contraceptive use, self-efficacy, attitudes, and awareness and use of survivor services: a cluster-controlled tr15
Towards an inclusive and culturally sensitive conceptualisation of sexual well-being of young people: preliminary framework development using a modified Delphi methodology13
Running an obstacle-course: a qualitative study of women’s experiences with abortion-seeking in Tamil Nadu, India13
Effets identitaires de la socialisation différentielle de genre sur les aspirations au premier enfant et au mariage des jeunes adolescent(e)s à Ouagadougou: une étude mixte13
Understanding the role of race in abortion stigma in the United States: a systematic scoping review13
Title, Table of Contents and Acknowledgements13
Key normative, legal, and policy considerations for supporting pregnant and postpartum adolescents in high HIV-burden settings: a critical analysis12
Translating the consent form is the tip of the iceberg: using cognitive interviews to assess the barriers to informed consent in South African health facilities12
Reach, experience, and acceptability of an abortion self-care intervention in Bolivia: a mixed-methods evaluation11
Profil des utilisatrices et facteurs associés à la satisfaction des clientes de la qualité des soins après avortement au Burkina Faso: étude transversale menée dans six régions11
The influence of gender-equitable attitudes on sexual behaviour among unmarried adolescents in rural Tanzania: a longitudinal study11
Mental health, economic well-being and health care access amid the COVID-19 pandemic: a mixed methods study among urban men who have sex with men in India11
Facilitators and barriers to status disclosure and partner testing of women living with HIV in Indonesia: a mixed methods study10
An in-depth analysis of the sexuality needs of Barcelona’s youth: a holistic view using mixed method10
Reproductive power matters: aligning actions with values in global family planning10
Examining access to sexual and reproductive health services and information for young women with disabilities in Senegal: a qualitative study10
Preferences for onward health data use in the electronic age among maternity patients and providers in South Africa: a qualitative study10
Assessing the health, social, educational and economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on adolescents in low- and middle-income countries: a rapid review of the literature10
Regulatory authorities are limiting telemedicine’s potential to deliver legal abortion care to everyone in Colombia9
Understanding factors associated with continuation of intrauterine device use in Gujarat and Rajasthan, India: a cross-sectional household study9
The effectiveness of combined approaches towards improving utilisation of adolescent sexual and reproductive health services in Kenya: a quasi-experimental evaluation9
Adaptations to comprehensive abortion care during the COVID-19 pandemic: case studies of provision in Bolivia, Mali, Nepal, and the occupied Palestinian territory9
The limits of preconception care for global health9
Sexual and reproductive health, rights and justice in the war against Ukraine 20229
A qualitative exploration of the salience of MTV-Shuga, an edutainment programme, and adolescents’ engagement with sexual and reproductive health information in rural KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa8
We bawl so we are heard: the stories we must tell about obstetric racism8
Attitudes toward sexual and reproductive health and rights and their associations with reproductive agency: a population-based cross-sectional study in Ethiopia, Kenya, and Zimbabwe8
Decriminalisation and the end of AIDS: keep the promise, follow the science, and fulfill human rights8
Sex work or transactional sex? Shifting the dialogue from risk to rights8
Evaluating a youth-designed sexual and reproductive health mass and social media campaign in Côte d’Ivoire: triangulation of three independent evaluations7
An intersectional approach on menstrual inequity as lived by women in circumstances of socioeconomic vulnerability in an urban and rural setting in Spain: a qualitative study7
International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD) Programme of Action and climate action: an intersecting agenda7
Adding programs and system costs: the need for accurate estimates of the true costs of sexual and reproductive health and rights service provision7
The nature of obstetric violence and the organisational context of its manifestation in India: a systematic review7
Service providers’ perspectives and reproductive (in)justice among Roma women: a qualitative study in Spain7
L’expérience de l’accouchement en milieu surveillé dans la province d’Essaouira au Maroc: Quelle réalité?7
Law, human rights and gender in practice: an analysis of lessons from implementation of self-care interventions for sexual and reproductive health7
Adapting to a global pandemic: a qualitative assessment of programmatic responses to COVID-19 in the multi-country Women’s Integrated Sexual Health (WISH) programme7
Effects of COVID-19 on sexual and reproductive health services access in the Asia-Pacific region: a qualitative study of expert and policymaker perspectives7
Experiences of intersex individuals in Bangladesh: some reflections7
“We wish to have good medical care”: findings from a qualitative study on reproductive and maternal health of internally displaced women in India7
“Our mothers do not tell us”: a qualitative study of adolescent girls’ perspectives on sexual and reproductive health in rural Nepal6
Good progress in a number of areas of ASRH, but there is much more that needs to be done6
Reaching young people living with HIV & AIDS and young people in detention with comprehensive sexuality education (CSE): a preparatory formative study in Ghana6
“We are nurses – what can we say?”: power asymmetries and Auxiliary Nurse Midwives in an Indian state6
Socio-ecological influences on access to abortion care in Costa Rica: a qualitative analysis of key perspectives from clinical and policy stakeholders6
Estimating induced abortion incidence and the use of non-recommended abortion methods and sources in two provinces of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (Kinshasa and Kongo Central) in 2021: results6
Women’s experiences of marital rape and sexual violence within marriage in India: evidence from service records6
“Effective social justice advocacy: a theory of change framework for assessing progress” – reflections on the terrain since its publication in 20116
Developing the menstrual justice agenda: insights from a mixed method study in the mid-western region of Nepal6
Peer education interventions for HIV prevention and sexual health with young people in Mekong Region countries: a scoping review and conceptual framework6
Revolution in abortion care? Perspectives of key informants on the importance of abortion method choice in the era of telemedicine6
Staying in a punishing place: online narratives about pregnancy and abortion in pre-liberalisation Ireland6
“I would love for there not to be so many hoops … ”: recommendations to improve abortion service access and experiences made by Indigenous women and 2SLGTBQIA+ people in Canada5
Women’s and health professionals’ perceptions, beliefs and barriers to cervical cancer screening uptake in Southern Ethiopia: a qualitative study5
The association between intimate partner violence and self-managed abortion: a cross-sectional study among women in urban Bangladesh5
Restrictions on contraceptive services for unmarried youth: a qualitative study of providers’ beliefs and attitudes in India5
Factors influencing abortion decisions, delays, and experiences with abortion accompaniment in Mexico among women living outside Mexico City: results from a cross-sectional study5
Young people’s views on religious fundamentalism, ethno-nationalism and SRHR: an SRHM South Asia virtual roundtable discussion5
Opening a portal to pleasure based sexual and reproductive health around the globe; a qualitative analysis and best practice development study5
Avortement au Maroc et virage au drame : femmes et professionnels de santé en parlent ! Une étude transversale mixte à Agadir5
Men’s involvement in women’s abortion-related care: a scoping review of evidence from low- and middle-income countries5
Factors associated with adolescent pregnancy in Maharashtra, India: a mixed-methods study5
Intimate partner violence, food insecurity and COVID-19 among newly married women in Nawalparasi district of Nepal: a longitudinal study5
Experiences of menstrual health in the Nordic countries: a scoping review of qualitative research, applying an intersectional lens5
Supporting contraceptive choice in self-care: qualitative exploration of beliefs and attitudes towards emergency contraceptive pills and on-demand use in Accra, Ghana and Lusaka, Zambia5
Supporting young women in Francophone West and Central Africa with their reproductive health decisions: what can we learn from the Lydia Conseil Call Centre?4
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Safe abortion within the Venezuelan complex humanitarian emergency: understanding context as key to identifying the potential for digital self-care tools in expanding access4
The design and delivery of out-of-school comprehensive sexuality education from the perspective of the young people it is intended to serve4
The continuing fight for abortion rights: taking stock of the evidence4
Nimble adaptations to sexual and reproductive health service provision to adolescents and young people in the early phase of the COVID-19 pandemic4
Reflections from an abortion policy conference in Costa Rica, October 20224
Sexual and reproductive health and rights of “last mile” adolescents: a scoping review4
The impact of COVID-19 mitigation measures on sexual and reproductive health in low- and middle-income countries: a rapid review4
Missed period? The significance of period-tracking applications in a post-Roe America4
Lessons learned from conceptualising and operationalising the National Adolescent Health Programme or Rashtriya Kishor Swasthya Karyakram’s Learning Districts Initiative in six districts of India4
Ethical concerns facing abortion researchers in restrictive settings: the need for guidelines4
Comprehensive sexuality education for the most disadvantaged young people: findings from formative research in Ethiopia4
“No signs of rape”: corroboration, resistance and the science of disbelief in the medico-legal jurisprudence of Bangladesh3
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A pronatalist turn in population policies in Iran and its likely adverse impacts on reproductive rights, health and inequality: a critical narrative review3
Towards renewed commitment to prevent maternal mortality and morbidity: learning from 30 years of maternal health priorities3
Women’s decision-making and contraceptive use in Pakistan: an analysis of Demographic and Health Survey data3
Expanding access to safe abortion in DRC: charting the path from decriminalisation to accessible care3
Definitions, perspectives, and reasons for conscientious objection among healthcare workers, facility managers, and staff in South Africa: a qualitative study3
Self-administration of gender-affirming hormones: a systematic review of effectiveness, cost, and values and preferences of end-users and health workers3
Ageing in obscurity: a critical literature review regarding older intersex people3
Why do most young women not take up contraceptives after post-abortion care? An ethnographic study on the effectiveness and quality of contraceptive counselling after PAC in Kilifi County, Kenya3
Pregnancy coercion, correlates, and associated modern contraceptive use within a nationally representative sample of Ethiopian women3
Setting up a research agenda for financing sexual and reproductive health services toward achieving universal health coverage in South Asia3
A qualitative inquiry into pregnant women’s perceptions of respectful maternity care during childbirth in Ibadan Metropolis, Nigeria3
Acceptability and continuation of use of the subdermal contraceptive implant among adolescents and young women in Argentina: a retrospective cohort study3
Mobile learning to support health workers in pharmacies in expanding access to over-the-counter contraceptives: The World Health Organization Academy Learning Programme2
Lessons from Kenya on sexual reproductive health and rights policy-making: the need to centre voices from Africa in global discourses2
Climate change and sexual and reproductive health: what implications for future research?2
Promising practices for the design and implementation of sexuality education programmes for youth in India: a scoping review2
Restrictive points of entry into abortion care in Ireland: a qualitative study of expectations and experiences with the service2
Mapping the evidence on interventions that mitigate the health, educational, social and economic impacts of child marriage and address the needs of child brides: a systematic scoping review2
Measuring women’s agency in family planning: the conceptual and structural factors in the way2
Finding the cosmos of intimacies: where pleasurable safe sex dances with liberation2
Policy surveillance for a global analysis of national abortion laws2
“To give life is a journey through the unknown”: an ethnographic account of childbirth experiences and practices in Southern Benin2
Towards an ethos of donor-funding responsive to the needs of the SRHR movement2
Comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) programming adaptations in response to disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic2
Government responses to COVID-19 and impact on GBV services and programmes: comparative analysis of the situation in South Africa, Kenya, Uganda, and Nigeria2
Contraceptive access experiences and perspectives of Mexican-origin youth: a binational qualitative study2
Intermittent Needs for Family Planning among Women with an Internal Migrant Husband in Bangladesh: A Qualitative Study2
“Other risks don't stop”: adapting a youth sexual and reproductive health intervention in Zimbabwe during COVID-192
A digital health governance agenda for sexual and reproductive health and rights2
Transforming masculine norms to improve men’s contraceptive acceptance: results from a pilot intervention with men in western Kenya2
Analysing the context and characteristics of legal abortion and comprehensive post-abortion care among adolescents aged 10–14 in a network of sentinel centres in Latin America: a retrospective cross-s2
Educating ideal neoliberal citizens: discourses of agency and responsibility in comprehensive sexuality education2
Confidential review of maternal deaths in a South Indian state: current status and the way forward2
Digital self-care for improved access to family planning and reproductive health services among adolescents in Rwanda: preliminary findings from a pilot study of CyberRwanda2
“It was a foregone conclusion”: a qualitative study of women’s experiences and meaning-making of later-in-life abortion in Belgium2
Title, Table of Contents and Acknowledgements2
Reproductive empowerment and contraceptive self-care: a systematic review2
Pregnancy recognition trajectories: a needed framework2
The impact of COVID-19 lockdown on abortion care: a time series analysis of data from Marie Stopes Nepal2
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