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Surgical indicators for obstetrics and family planning in routine health information systems: a landscape analysis. [PDF]

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Natural family planning

American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1987
It is now well accepted that a woman can conceive from an act of intercourse for a maximum of only about 7 days of her menstrual cycle. The reliability of natural family planning depends on identifying this window of fertility without ambiguity. Several symptomatic markers, cervical mucus and basal body temperature, have been used extensively and with ...
J B, Brown   +7 more
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Planning family planning.

Lancet (London, England), 1972
Due to various demographic facts England would be an ideal advanced country to pioneer with a national plan for family planning available to everyone. At present the availability and organization of family planning facilities in the country are unsatisfactory.
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FAMILY HEALTH VERSUS FAMILY PLANNING

The Lancet, 1973
Abstract The Ministries of Health for countries throughout the world are struggling for effective programmes to alleviate the mounting population crush with its staggering health needs. The family-planning efforts as well as nutrition supplementation programmes have seen little success in areas where total family health needs are not met in their ...
L J, Casazza, C D, Williams
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Natural Family Planning

JOGN Nursing, 1976
PIP: The only way to be sure of avoiding pregnancy is for a couple to abstain from sexual intimacy during the fertile phase of the woman's cycle. Billings showed by reference to hormonal parameters that after competent instruction in the ovulation method women can identify the fertile phase of their cycle.
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Family Planning Education

Clinical Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1971
A value-oriented educational program beginning with the home is outlined. In the formal system (schools) the main components of family planning education are the awareness of population family reproduction and contraception. In the informal system (community1 various channels are mentioned which can play larger roles in promoting successful family ...
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