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Quality adjusted coverage of family planning services in low- and middle-income countries: Analysis of 33 countries using Demographic and Health Survey data. [PDF]
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Extending Family Planning Services
AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1970A family planning clinic in rural Georgia was inadequate. When community leaders proposed using Office of Economic Opportunity funds to duplicate the clinic nurses pointed out some changes in time and staff that might benefit more patients. It was recommended that an additional weekly clinic be established in the county health department on Tuesday ...
H A, Hutcheson +3 more
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Benefits from family planning services
The European Journal of Contraception & Reproductive Health Care, 1996In the western world in general and Europe in particular, family planning services have not contributed to a decrease in fertility rates to a sustainable level, because these levels were already low before such services were introduced. Therefore, the question 'What benefits can be derived from family planning services?', should be rephrased as 'What ...
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Program Planning for Family Planning Services
Family Planning Perspectives, 1970This exchange of opinions was occasioned by an article which appeared in the October 1969 Perspectives under the title Family Planning Services in the U.S.: a National Overview 1968. Mr. Sieverts criticizes the article as follows. The ratio of unmet need claimed to available facilities is considered not properly stated in that all indigent girls and ...
Steven Sieverts, Frederick S. Jaffe
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The unwanted birth and the family planning service
Journal of Biosocial Science, 1974SummaryIn a survey in Coventry of 1079 post-natal patients, 11% (104) of married women and 46% (32) of single women stated that this birth was unwanted and emotionally distressing. The married women with unwanted births were the same age as other married women, but had substantially larger families.
M E, Brennan, L J, Opit
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Hospital family planning: A vasectomy service
Contraception, 1974Abstract A clinic system for providing contraceptive vasectomy under local anaesthetic on an outpatient basis is described. The results over three years show that it is a method popular with skilled manual workers who have completed their desired family.
John McEwan +3 more
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A Family Planning Services Data System
Family Planning Perspectives, 1970A data management system is now operating among 5 major family planning agencies in Metropolitan Atlanta. 3-digit codes identify each of the 44 clinics operating on the system as well as the agency sponsoring the clinic. Individual patient codes were extracted from an existing framework of identification within a major community hospital ...
J C, Smith, J B, Goldsby
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Provision of Family Planning Services in Lesotho
International Family Planning Perspectives, 2004One of Lesotho's population goals is to achieve replacement-level fertility by 2011, but the contraceptive prevalence rate of 41% is considerably below the target of 70-75%.A situation analysis framework was used to assess family planning providers' readiness to provide services and women's perceptions of service delivery.
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Family planning technical services in China
Frontiers of Medicine in China, 2010Family planning is a basic state policy in China. Its aim is to control population growth and to enhance population quality. Technical services are the key measures for implementing the family planning policy. In order to ensure that people use safe, effective, and appropriate contraceptive methods based on the government's commitment, China has ...
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A family planning service in rural Puerto Rico
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1961In a rural Puerto Rican area the Trujillo Alto contraception program offered condoms diaphragm and jelly foam tablets jelly and syringe and suppositories; between 1951-1958 1097 couples participated. The mean age of the women was 26.2 years. Prior to admission to the contraception service and after their first pregnancy the pregnancy rate of the ...
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