Factors associated with adolescent pregnancy /
Nario, Marian Niel D.
Factors associated with adolescent pregnancy / Marian Neil D. Nario ; Nicole Paaño ; Marah Kathryne Pajutan; Shyanne Alexei S. Paz ; Patricia Mae P. Perez ; Grenet Radones ; Gimaica Ramos ; Salvador D. Ramos III ; Michelle Kate B. Rivera ; Chelsea Marie I. Santos ; Joshua Immanuel V. Santos ; Kristine Loise L. Simangan ; Francesca Josephine Sta. Cruz ; Justin Georgia M. Sta. Ines ; Elijah Daniel R. Suan ; Kendon D. Tajanlangit ; Simplyn Alla Mae D. Tambongco ; Juan Carlo Miguel A. Titular ; Michelle D. Tobias ; Maria Christina D. Tuaño ; Ezekiel R. Ulanday ; Phelps Rambert S. Yao. - Fairview, Quezon City Department of Community and Family Medicine, FEU-NRMF, 2019 - 31 pages: 28 cm.
Includes appendices and bibliographical references.
ABSTRACT: The worldwide trend of adolescent pregnancies shows a steady decline, while the Philippines shows a significant increase. Available studies are conducted on a national level but we aimed to evaluate on a local level to explore and understand the factors leading to adolescent pregnancy associated with: 1) age menarche, 2) socioeconomic status, 3) socialization, 4) use of contraception, 5) parental supervision, and 6)extent of social media use.
Thesis - Department of Community & Family Medicine
MCFM20190006
Factors associated with adolescent pregnancy / Marian Neil D. Nario ; Nicole Paaño ; Marah Kathryne Pajutan; Shyanne Alexei S. Paz ; Patricia Mae P. Perez ; Grenet Radones ; Gimaica Ramos ; Salvador D. Ramos III ; Michelle Kate B. Rivera ; Chelsea Marie I. Santos ; Joshua Immanuel V. Santos ; Kristine Loise L. Simangan ; Francesca Josephine Sta. Cruz ; Justin Georgia M. Sta. Ines ; Elijah Daniel R. Suan ; Kendon D. Tajanlangit ; Simplyn Alla Mae D. Tambongco ; Juan Carlo Miguel A. Titular ; Michelle D. Tobias ; Maria Christina D. Tuaño ; Ezekiel R. Ulanday ; Phelps Rambert S. Yao. - Fairview, Quezon City Department of Community and Family Medicine, FEU-NRMF, 2019 - 31 pages: 28 cm.
Includes appendices and bibliographical references.
ABSTRACT: The worldwide trend of adolescent pregnancies shows a steady decline, while the Philippines shows a significant increase. Available studies are conducted on a national level but we aimed to evaluate on a local level to explore and understand the factors leading to adolescent pregnancy associated with: 1) age menarche, 2) socioeconomic status, 3) socialization, 4) use of contraception, 5) parental supervision, and 6)extent of social media use.
Thesis - Department of Community & Family Medicine
MCFM20190006
