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The availability of and readiness for providing long-acting contraceptives and permanent methods in Bangladesh
Author(s): Mizanur Rahman, Moinuddin Haider, Ali Ahmed, Sharad Barkataki
Year: 2020
Filed under: Bangladesh, Contraception, data analysis, Family Planning, LARC, PM, Reproductive Health
Male Engagement in Family Planning: Gaps in Monitoring and Evaluation
Author(s): Bridgit Adamou, Brittany S. Iskarpatyoti, Chris B. O. Agala, and Carolina Mejia
Year: 2017
Filed under: and Children, Contraception, Evaluation, Families, Family Planning, Fertility, Male Involvement, Men’s Health, Monitoring, What’s New
Quality of family planning services in HIV integrated and non-integrated health facilities in Malawi and Tanzania
Author(s): Michael A. Close, Janine Barden-OFallon, and Carolina Mejia
Year: 2019
Availability of family planning services and quality of counseling by faith-based organizations: a three country comparative analysis
Author(s): Barden-O’Fallon J
Year: 2017
Filed under: and Children, Faith-based organizations, Families, Family Planning, Fertility, Public Health, Women
The Effect of Access to Contraceptive Services on Injectable Use and Demand for Family Planning in Malawi
Author(s): Skiles MP, Cunningham M, Inglis A, Wilkes B, Hatch B, Bock A, Barden-OFallon J
Year: 2015
Assessment of Healthy Timing and Spacing of Pregnancy Practices among Postpartum Women in Butembo, Eastern DRC, and Barriers to the Adoption of Family Planning Methods
Author(s): Mathe JK, Kasonia KK, Maliro AK
Year: 2011
The Mayer Hashi Large-Scale Program to Increase Use of Long-Acting Reversible Contraceptives and Permanent Methods in Bangladesh: Explaining the Disappointing Results. An Outcome and Process Evaluation
Author(s): Rahman M, Haider MM, Curtis SL, Lance PM
Year: 2016
Total Market Approach to Family Planning
Author(s): Dominique Meekers, Sarah C. Haynes, Kathryn Kampa
Year: 2016
Filed under: Family Planning, Total market approach