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Publications

Absorbing it all: A meta-ethnography of parents’ unfolding experiences of newborn screening

White AL. et al, (2021), Social Science and Medicine, 287

nnA qualitative exploration of men's perceptions of the terms “male sterilization” versus “vasectomy” in the southern United States

White AL. et al, (2021), Contraception

Exploring contraceptive care practices at Rural Health Clinics in the southern United States

White AL. and Merrell MA., (2021), Sexual & Reproductive Healthcare, 100629 - 100629

Gender in the consolidated criteria for reporting qualitative research (COREQ) checklist

Albury C. et al, (2021), International Journal for Quality in Health Care, 33

THE ROLE OF FEMALE PARTNERS ON MEN'S MOTIVATIONS TO HAVE A VASECTOMY: FINDINGS FROM A QUALITATIVE STUDY IN THE SOUTHERN UNITED STATES

White A., (2020), CONTRACEPTION, 102, 294 - 294

Foreign objects in college bodies: young women’s feelings about long-acting reversible contraception (LARC)

Mann ES. et al, (2020), Women and Health, 60, 719 - 733

Men’s Vasectomy Knowledge, Attitudes, and Information-Seeking Behaviors in the Southern United States: Results From an Exploratory Survey

White AL. et al, (2020), American Journal of Men's Health, 14, 155798832094936 - 155798832094936

The importance of centering patients’ experiences in research on the provision of immediate postpartum long-acting reversible contraception

Mann ES. et al, (2020), Contraception, 101, 63 - 64

Patients' experiences with South Carolina's immediate postpartum Long-acting reversible contraception Medicaid policy

Mann ES. et al, (2019), Contraception, 100, 165 - 171

Foreign objects in college bodies: College women's feelings about long-acting reversible contraceptives

Mann E. et al, (2018), CONTRACEPTION, 98, 358 - 359

‘You just have to learn to keep moving on’: young women’s experiences with unplanned pregnancy in the Cook Islands

White AL. et al, (2018), Culture, Health and Sexuality, 20, 731 - 745

Contraceptive knowledge, attitudes, and use among adolescent mothers in the Cook Islands

White AL. et al, (2018), Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare, 16, 92 - 97