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Fig. 1 | BMC Women's Health

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From: Development of a multi-level family planning intervention for couples in rural Uganda: key findings & adaptations made from community engaged research methods

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Conceptual Model of the “Family Health = Family Wealth” Intervention’s Effect of Contraceptive Use by Level of the Social Ecological Model with Tentative Intervention Activities

Note: The primary mechanism of action theorized to affect change across the individual, interpersonal, and community-levels is community dialogues grounded in Campbell and Cornish’s social psychological theory of transformative communication. Other content across ecological levels is tentatively included to address other multilevel barriers to contraceptive use. Content is subject to change based on the findings of community-engaged research methods to elicit community feedback on the intervention content’s feasibility, acceptability, and potential to influence locally relevant barriers to contraceptive use

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