Understanding quality of contraceptive counseling in the CHARM2 gender-equity focused family planning intervention: findings from a cluster randomized controlled trial among couples in rural India.
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N. Johns | J. Silverman | A. Raj | N. Saggurti | S. Begum | S. Averbach | Anvita Dixit | M. Ghule | M. Battala
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