Provision of long‐acting reversible contraception in <scp>HIV</scp>‐prevalent countries: results from nationally representative surveys in southern Africa

Abstract

Clinician competency in LARC provision is important in southern Africa, given the low use of methods and high rates of unintended pregnancy among HIV-positive and at-risk women. Despite low provision, clinician interest is high, suggesting the need for increased evidence-based training in LARC to reduce unintended pregnancy and associated morbidities.