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Implementation and Integration of Reproductive Health Services in a Decentralized System
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Iain W. Aitken
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Date of Publication: June 13, 1999
Implications of Health Sector Reform for Reproductive Health and Rights
[641 kb / PDF]
Date of Publication: December 01, 1998
Overview in: The Implications of Health Sector Reform for Reproductive Rights. The Population Council, New York.
Improving Interactions With Clients: A Key to High-Quality Services
[488 kb / PDF]
Date of Publication: July 01, 1999
Outlook, 17:2, July 1999, PATH, Washington, D.C.
Integration of Reproductive Health Services at Different Levels
Date of Publication: September 07, 1999
This paper focuses on the success of The Gambia, and what strategy the country should follow to maintain the low cost but apparently effective public health care services whilst responding to the unfolding needs for more sophisticated and better quality services.
Interpreting Reproductive Health
Date of Publication: September 02, 1999
This document is from the ICPD +5 Forum, The Hague, 8-12 February 1999, World Health Organization, Geneva, 1999. Although the term “reproductive health” has been used by scientists, practitioners, and consumer groups for some years, its widespread acceptance came in 1994 with the adoption by 178 countries of the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD), held in Cairo, Egypt. This document explains this interpretation.
Interpreting Reproductive Health--French Version
Date of Publication: September 02, 1999
This document is from the ICPD +5 Forum, The Hague, 8-12 February 1999, World Health Organization, Geneva, 1999. Although the term “reproductive health” has been used by scientists, practitioners, and consumer groups for some years, its widespread acceptance came in 1994 with the adoption by 178 countries of the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD), held in Cairo, Egypt. This document explains this interpretation.
Introduction to Health Systems Undergoing Reforms
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Date of Publication: January 01, 1999
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