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Synthesis / review article
/opinion
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Issues In Brief: The Role of
Reproductive Health Providers in Preventing HIV. UNAIDS,
AGI, 2004. http://www.guttmacher.org/pubs/ib2004no5.pdf
Women
and HIV/AIDS: Confronting the Crisis. UNFPA, UNAIDS, UNIFEM,
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“Integrating Services.”
Family
Health International, 2004.
Setel
PW, Saker L, Unwin NC, Hemed Y, Whiting DR, Kitange H. Is it
Time to Reassess the Categorization of Disease Burdens in Low-Income
Countries? American Journal of Public
Health. 2004;94(3):384-388.
Santiso-Galvez R, Bertrand JT. The delayed contraceptive
revolution in Guatemala. Human
Organization. 2004;63(1):57-67.
Askew, Ian and Marge Berer.
2003. The contribution of sexual and reproductive health services to the
fight against HIV/AIDS: A review, Reproductive Health Matters
11(22):51-73.
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women living with HIV/AIDS. Ipas, 2003. http://www.ipas.org/publications/en/repro_choice_hiv_aids.pdf
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Health Matters Volume 11, No. 22, “HIV/AIDS, Sexual and
Reproductive Health: Intimately Related.” November 2003.
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Planning Perspectives Vol. 28, No. 2, “Integrating
HIV/STI and Family Planning Services.” Alan Guttmacher Institute, New York, June 2002. http://www.agi-usa.org/pubs/journals/2807102.pdf
Elias,
Christopher J. and Ann Leonard. “Family planning and sexually
transmitted diseases: The need to enhance contraceptive choice,” Current Issues in Public Health 1:
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Pathfinder’s work in FP/HIV Integration (8-page
Fact Sheet) January 2005.
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Case studies /Project
reports/ Lessons learned
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Rutenberg,
Naomi, and Carolyn Baek. 2004. Review
of field experiences: integration of family planning and PMTCT services. Washington, DC: Population Council.
Commissioned by the World Health Organization (WHO) as an input into a
WHO/UNFPA sponsored consultative meeting on The linkages between reproductive
health and HIV/AIDS: Family planning and prevention of mother of child
transmission, held in Montreux, Switzerland, May 3-4, 2004. http://www.popcouncil.org/pdfs/horizons/fpandpmtctrprt.pdf
Eastern Cape Department of Health, Nelson Mandela
Metropolitan Municipality (NMMM), AIDS Training, Information, and Counseling
Centre, EQUITY Project, University of Port Elizabeth, Small Projects
Foundation, and MEASURE Evaluation. PLACE in South Africa: Monitoring AIDS Prevention
in Two Townships in Port Elizabeth, 2001-2003. Chapel Hill, NC: MEASURE Evaluation, Carolina Population Center, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; July 2004. (Working
Paper.) http://www.cpc.unc.edu/measure/publications/pdf/wp-04-84.pdf
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the Expansion and Sustainability of Integrated RCH/Infectious Diseases
Outreach Services in Ranchi, Jharkhand: Final Evaluation (India). CEDPA, 2003.
Feasibility
Survey Report Enabling the Expansion and Sustainability of Integrated
RCH/Infectious Diseases Outreach Services through Skill Upgradation, Capacity Building and Women’s Empowerment in Ranchi, Jharkhand (India). CEDPA, 2003.
Partnerships for Enabling Change: Moving Towards Sustainable RCH and
Infectious Disease Services in Jharkhand (India). CEDPA, 2003.
Langer, Ana. Impact
of integration on HIV prevention. Presentation at the XV International
AIDS Conference Bangkok, Thailand, 2004. (Population
Council)
Exploring Common Ground:
STI and FP Activities Ref. WHO/RHR/01.20
http://www.who.int/reproductive-health/publications/RHR_01_20/abstract.en.html
This
document is the meeting report on “Exploring common ground: building a
better understanding and a closer alliance between family planning and
STI/HIV prevention activities” which took place at the World Health
Organization, Geneva in October 1999. The
meeting was the first part of a two-part consultation, and would address dual
protection at the global level, while the second part would consider dual
protection in countries of the former Soviet Union and some of the CEE/CIS
(Central and Eastern Europe/Commonwealth of Independent States) and Baltic States.
Assessment
of Voluntary Counseling and Testing Centers in Kenya: Potential Demand,
Acceptability, Readiness, and Feasibility of Integrating Family Planning
Services into VCT, Family Health International, 2003.
Haberland, Nicole, B.
Ndugga Maggwa, Christopher Elias, and Diana Measham, “Pitfalls and
Possibilities: Managing RTIs in Family Planning and General Reproductive
Health Services,” in Haberland, Nicole and Diana Measham (eds.). 2002. Responding
to Cairo: Case studies of changing practice in reproductive
health and family planning. New York: Population Council.
FRONTIERS: Africa OR/TA Project Programme Brief: Integrating STI and MCH/FP
Services, July 1999.
Caroline
Marangwanda, P. K. Kwaramba, Barbara Janowitz, Laura Johnson, Andrew
Thompson, Caroline West, Ndugga Maggwa and Ian Askew. 1999. The Costs of Integrating Reproductive
Health Services: An Example using Syndromic Management of STIs in Family
Planning Clinics in Zimbabwe. Family Health International, Population Council,
Zimbabwe National Family Planning Council, and University of Harare, Harare,
Zimbabwe, October.
Integrating STI management into family
planning services: What are the benefits? 1999 – WHO/RHR/99.10
http://www.who.int/reproductive-health/publications/RHR_99_10_integrating_stis_into_fp_services/RHR_99_10_abstract.htm
Phillips, James F., Wendy L. Greene, and Elizabeth
F. Jackson. “Lessons from community-based distribution of family planning in Africa,” Policy Research Division Working Paper no. 121. New York: Population Council,
1999. (abstract: http://www.popcouncil.org/publications/wp/prd/121.html)
(PDF: http://www.popcouncil.org/pdfs/wp/121.pdf
)
The Costs of Integrating
Reproductive Health Services: An Example Using Syndromic Management of STIs
in Family Planning Clinics in Zimbabwe. Family Health
International, Population Council, Zimbabwe National Family Planning Council,
and University of Harare, Harare, Zimbabwe, 1999.
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Advance
Africa : publications on the
results of its Expanded CBD Programme in Zimbabwe and
other integration activities
WHO: Case
studies and models for integration: guidance to programme managers on
where integration works and where it doesn’t work. Experiences based on policies and
facilities. WHO. (not on web site)
Feasibility and
Cost-Effectiveness of an Improved and Integrated Package of Routine Services
for Antenatal Clients Attending Public Clinics in South Africa.
Researchers from FRONTIERS and the Ministry of Health’s (MOH) Reproductive
Health Research Unit tested the feasibility of providing an integrated
package of services, including information on HIV and other sexually
transmitted infections (STIs), for clients at antenatal clinics. According to
the baseline data, less than 12 percent of antenatal clients receive
information about HIV or STIs. Demand for voluntary counseling and testing is
high, but only a small proportion of clients actually get tested. Training of
14 trainers was successfully completed; however, due to unforeseeable
emigration problems, the intervention was suspended.
Project duration: 4/02 –
6/04 (completed)
Project publications:
Final Report: pending
Feasibility,
Effectiveness, and Cost of Models of Integrating Counseling and Testing for
HIV within Family Planning Services in South Africa.
FRONTIERS is working in collaboration with the Maternal Child and Women’s
Health cluster of the National Department of Health to provide programmatic
guidance on how to make counseling and testing for HIV more widely available
through family planning services and on the most feasible and effective ways
of doing this. The study will determine whether educating family planning
clients about voluntary counseling and testing (VCT) for HIV within routine
family planning visits is more acceptable than referring clients for
specialized VCT services. Researchers will compare two models of VCT
integration in terms of the quality of family planning services, the
intention to use VCT, and the cost per family planning client. The study will
also evaluate the effectiveness of the more feasible model with respect to
uptake of VCT and use of dual protection by family planning clients.
Project duration: 7/04 –
7/06 (on-going)
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Case studies /Project
reports/ lessons learned (cont.)
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Meeting the Reproductive and Sexual Health Needs of
HIV-positive Women in Swaziland: A Rights-Based
Approach. The Policy Project.
Improving
the Management of STIs among MCH/FP Clients at the Nakuru Municipal Council
Health Clinics. Nakuru Municipal Council, Family Health International and the Africa OR/TA Project II, Nairobi, Kenya, July 1999.
Caroline
Marangwanda, P. K. Kwaramba, Barbara Janowitz, Laura Johnson, Andrew
Thompson, Caroline West, Ndugga Maggwa and Ian Askew. 1999. The Costs of Integrating Reproductive
Health Services: An Example using Syndromic Management of STIs in Family
Planning Clinics in Zimbabwe. Family Health International, Population Council,
Zimbabwe National Family Planning Council, and University of Harare, Harare,
Zimbabwe, October.
Maggwa
Ndugga, Ian Askew, Hazel Dube, Caroline Marangwanda and Sithokozille Simba,
and Ahmed Latif. 1999. Assessing the
potential demand for and effectiveness of integrating STI/HIV management
services with Zimbabwe National
Family Planning Council’s clinic-based family planning services. Population Council, University of Harare and The Zimbabwe National Family Planning Council, Harare, Zimbabwe, July.
Kariba,
James, Bedan Kariuki, Godfrey Muthami, Francis Ayuka, Julie Solo, and Ndugga
Maggwa. 1999. Improving the Management
of STIs among MCH/FP Clients at the Nakuru Municipal Council Health Clinics. Nakuru
Municipal Council, Family Health International and the Africa OR/TA Project II, Nairobi, Kenya, July.
Kariba, James, Andrew
Thompson, Barbara Janowitz and Julie Solo. 1999. The
Cost of Health Services at the Facilities Level of the Nakuru Municipal
Council, Nakuru, Kenya. Nakuru
Municipal Council, Family Health International and the Africa OR/TA Project II, Nairobi, Kenya, January.
Integrating
RTI services with primary health care – Asia and the Near East. Frontiers Update.
Population Council, India, 1998.
Strengthening RTI/STD
Services in FP-MCH Program: Lessons Learned from a Pilot Project in Bangladesh.
Final Report. Population Council, Dhaka, Bangladesh, 1998.
Expanding
options in reproductive health: integration of screening and diagnosis of
sexually transmitted diseases into obstetric & gynecological care. XIV Asian Oceania Congress of Obstetrics
and Gynecology, Kuala Lumpur, 14-19 June 1998.
Becker,
Julie, Elizabeth Leitman, Mahmoud F. Fathalla, and Kalimi Mworia.
“Introducing Sexuality within Family Planning: The Experience of the HIV/STD
Prevention Projects from Latin America and the Caribbean,” Quality/Calidad/Qualite
no. 8. New York: Population Council. (1997) http://www.popcouncil.org/publications/qcq/qcq08.html
Integrating STI/HIV
management strategies into existing MCH/FP programs: Lessons from case
studies in East and Southern Africa. Paper presented at workshop on “Improved
Reproductive Health: International Shared Experience” by the Population
Council, Bogor-West Java, Indonesia, 4-5 December 1997.
Integration of STI and
HIV/AIDS Services with MCH-FP Services: A Case Study of the Busoga Diocese
Family Life Education Program, Uganda. Busoga Diocese Family
Life Education Program, the Africa OR/TA Project II and Pathfinder International,
Nairobi, Kenya, January 1997.
Integrating
RTI services in primary health care system: observations from an operations
research in Uttar Pradesh, India. Population Council, New Delhi, 1997.
Proceedings of the
Workshop on Integrating Reproductive Tract Infection Case Management In LGU
Health Centers in the Philippines, March 18-21, 1997. Sponsored by Family
Planning Service, Department of Health, Republic of the Philippines, and Family Planning
Operations Research and Training (FPORT) Program, Population Council, Manila, and Asia & Near East
Operations Research and Technical Assistance (ANE/OR/TA) Project 1. 1997.
Maggwa, Ndugga and Ian
Askew. 1997. Integrating
STI/HIV management strategies into existing MCH/FP programs: Lessons from
case studies in East and Southern Africa. Population
Council, Nairobi, Kenya, July.
M.E. Khan et al. Integrating RTI
Services in Primary Health Care System: Observations from an Operations
Research in Uttar
Pradesh, India. 1997. Population Council, New Delhi.
Maggwa, Baker Ndugga and
Ian Askew. 1997. Integrating STI/HIV management strategies into existing
MCH/FP programs: Lessons from case studies in East and Southern Africa. Paper
presented at workshop on “Improved Reproductive Health: International Shared
Experience” by the Population Council,
Bogor-West Java, Indonesia 4-5
December.
Maribe, Lucy Sejo, Ndugga
Maggwa, Ian Askew and Kate Miller.
1997. Using a rapid assessment approach to evaluate the quality of care in
an integrated program: The experience of the Family Health Division, Ministry
of Health, Botswana, Population Council, Nairobi, Kenya, November.
Mukaire, Joy, Florence Kalikwani, Ndugga Maggwa and Wilson Kisubi. 1997. Integration of STI and HIV/AIDS services
with MCH-FP services: A case study of the Busoga Diocese Family Life
Education Program, Uganda. Busoga Diocese Family Life Education Program, the Africa OR/TA Project II and Pathfinder International, Nairobi, Kenya, January.
Twahir, Amina, Ndugga Maggwa and Ian Askew. 1996. Integration of STI and HIV/AIDS services
with MCH/FP services: a case study of the Mkomani Clinic Society in Mombasa, Kenya. Mkomani Clinic Society and the Africa OR/TA Project II, Nairobi, Kenya, April.
Integration of STI and HIV/AIDS Services with MCH/FP Services: A Case
Study of the Mkomani Clinic Society in Mombasa, Kenya.
Mkomani Clinic Society and the Africa OR/TA Project II, Nairobi, Kenya, April 1996.
Integration of RTI Care
into Existing Family Planning Services in Bangladesh. Policy Dialogue. Population Council, Dhaka, Bangladesh, 1996.
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Developing an Integrated
Model for Post-rape Care and HIV Post-exposure Prophylaxis (PEP) in Rural South Africa. This
study, implemented in collaboration with the Rural AIDS and Development
Action Research Programme (RADAR), University of Witwatersrand, will introduce interventions to strengthen
post-rape services. These include analysis of existing training materials and
national guidelines for post-rape care management and PEP, development of
training workshops for health care workers on treatment of physical
injuries, forensic examination, treatment of sexually transmitted infections,
provision of emergency contraception and PEP, counseling and support needs;
initiation of a Rape Care Network to support survivors through community
outreach workers and support groups; and monitor client load, quality of care
provide, initiation of PEP, referrals and case management through a Rape Care
Register, client questionnaires, and a case management logbook.
Project duration: 5/04 –
2/05 (on-going)
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Check lists/guides/
tools
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Integrating HIV
Voluntary Counselling and Testing Services into Reproductive Health Settings:
Stepwise Guidelines for Programme Planners, Managers and Service Providers.
UNFPA & IPPF, 2004. Available in
English and Russian: http://www.unfpa.org/publications/detail.cfm?ID=164&filterListType=
PATH and UNFPA. Condom Programming for HIV Prevention: An
Operations Manual for Programme Managers. 2004.
PATH and UNFPA. Condom Programming for HIV Prevention: A
Manual for Condom Providers, 2004.
Eckman,
Anne, with Blakley Huntley and Anita Bhuyan, How to Integrate Gender into HIV/AIDS Programs: Using Lessons Learned
from USAID and Partner Organizations. Produced by the POLICY
Project for USAID’s Interagency Gender Working Group, 2004. http://www.policyproject.com/pubs/manuals/HowToIntegrGendrHIV.pdf
FP/HIV
Technical Guidance. USAID, Sept. 2003. http://www.maqweb.org/maqtools/docs/fphiv.pdf
WHO.
Guidelines for the management of sexually transmitted infections.
Revised version – 2003
Caro, Deborah et. al. A Manual for Integrating Gender into Reproductive Health and HIV
Programs: From Commitment to Action. Washington, DC:
Interagency Gender Working Group of the USAID Bureau for Global Health. Nov.
2003.
FP/HIV
Technical Guidance – Family Planning HIV Integration.
USAID, September 2003. http://www.maqweb.org/maqtools/docs/fphiv.pdf
Family
Planning Plus: HIV/AIDS Basics for NGO’s and Family Planning Program
Managers. CEDPA, 2003.
Epstein, Helen, Daniel
Whelan, Janneke van de Wijgert, Purnima Mane, and Suman Mehta.2002. HIV/AIDS Prevention
Guidance for Reproductive Health Professionals in Developing-Country
Settings. New
York:
Population Council.
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Gender & AIDS modules:
Integrating HIV/AIDS components into existing gender-based health programmes.
UNAIDS
2002.
Epstein,
Helen, Daniel Whelan, Janneke van de Wijgert, Purnima Mane, and Suman Mehta. HIV/AIDS Prevention Guidance for
Reproductive Health Professionals in Developing-Country Settings. New York: Population Council and
UNFPA, 2002. (http://www.popcouncil.org/pdfs/hivaidsguidance)
Have
You Integrated STI/HIV Prevention into your Sexual and Reproductive Health
Services? An
“integration checklist.” IPPF/WHR, 2002.
INTRAH/PRIME II, PRIME II,
PATH. Counseling on Dual Protection:
STD/HIV and Pregnancy Prevention: A Guide for Peer Educators,
ProjectOfficers, and Community Health Outreach Workers.
Washington, D.C.: PATH/INTRAH/PRIME II,
2002.
The
Manager Vol. 4, No. 3. “Integrating STD/HIV Services
into Reproductive Health Services.” Management Sciences for Health,
2001.
Self-Assessment Module on Integrating STI/HIV/AIDS Services into Sexual and Reproductive Health
Programs. IPPF/WHR, 2000.
Vail J, Nguyen T, Sherris
JD, Wittet S. A tool to assess program capacity: adding services to manage
reproductive tract Infections. Reproductive
Health Reports, No. 3. Seattle, WA: PATH, 1999.
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Sexually Transmitted and Other Reproductive Tract
Infections: A Pocket Guide to Essential Practice, (Was in press in Feb
2004?), WHO, FHI, and the Population Council.
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Research summary
/reports
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“Family Planning and the Prevention of
Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV–A Review of the Literature” http://search.fhi.org/sitesearch.asp?query=PMTCT&pubsearch=true).
A summary of literature on integrating of family planning services with other
services to prevent HIV-positive births.
MEASURE
Evaluation. AIDS in Africa during the Nineties: Malawi. A review and analysis of survey and research results.
Carolina Population Center, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. 2004. (Special Report.)
Bassett
Hileman S, Bronfman M, Sánchez CM, Belén MN, Mondragón RO, Neria CR,
Guadarrama GV, Weir S. PLACE in Mexico: Focusing AIDS Prevention in Border Towns, 2001. Chapel Hill, NC: MEASURE Evaluation, Carolina Population Center, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; 2004. (Technical Report.)
KULA
Development Facilitators, EQUITY Project, and MEASURE Evaluation. PLACE
in South Africa: Evaluation of a Successful Community-Based AIDS Prevention
Program, East London, 2000-2003 Chapel
Hill, NC: MEASURE Evaluation, Carolina Population Center, University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill; 2004.
(Technical Report.)
National
AIDS Control Programme, Tanzania, Bureau of Statistics, Tanzania, and the MEASURE Project.
AIDS in Africa During the Nineties: Tanzania Youth Report. Chapel Hill, NC: MEASURE Evaluation, Carolina Population Center, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; 2004. (Special Report.)
Family
Planning and PMTCT Services: Examining Interrelationships, Strengthening
Linkages, Horizons/Population Council, December 2003.
Country Analysis of Family
Planning and HIV/AIDS: Kenya
Colette Aloo-Obunga (March, 2003) The Policy Project, http://www.policyproject.com/pubs/countryreports/Ken_FPHIV.pdf
Country Analysis of Family
Planning and HIV/AIDS: Zambia
Muriel
Muwaika Syacumpi, Kwibisa Liywali, Moses Mbale, and Malunga Syacumpi
(February, 2003). The Policy Project. http://www.policyproject.com/pubs/countryreports/Zam_FPHIV.pdf
“Zimbabwe: CBD Roles Modified to Address Zimbabwe’s HIV/AIDS Crisis,” FRONTIERS OR Summary no.
29, 2002. Washington, DC: Population Council. http://www.popcouncil.org/frontiers/orsummaries/ors29.html
“Ghana: Community Workers Can Communicate Messages for STI
and HIV/AIDS Effectively,” FRONTIERS
OR Summary no. 21, 2001. Washington, DC: Population Council. http://www.popcouncil.org/frontiers/orsummaries/ors21.html
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Program. 2001. Promoting dual
protection within family planning services in Nigeria, Horizons Research Update. Washington, DC: Population Council. http://www.popcouncil.org/horizons/ressum/dualprotnig.html
Africa OR/TA Project Programme Brief: Integrating
STI and MCH/FP Services, July 1999.
Integrating
STI and HIV/AIDS services into MCH/FP programs in East and Southern Africa. Paper presented at the annual meeting of
the Population Association of America, Chicago, Illinois, 2-4 April 1998.
Moeloek, F.A. Expanding
Options In Reproductive Health: Integration Of Screening And Diagnosis Of
Sexually Transmitted Diseases Into Obstetric & Gynecological Care,
presented at the XIV Asian
Oceania Congress of Obstetrics and Gynecology in Kuala Lumpur, June 14-19, 1998.
Askew, Ian and Baker Ndugga
Maggwa and Lenni Kangas. 1998. Integrating STI and HIV/AIDS services into
MCH/FP programs in East and Southern Africa. Paper presented at the annual meeting of
the Population Association of America, Chicago, Illinois, 2-4 April.
Askew, Ian and Baker Ndugga
Maggwa. 1996. Operations research on the integration
of STI/AIDS services into MCH/FP programs in east and southern Africa: Findings from Situation Analyses and case studies in selected countries. Paper presented at a workshop on “The
interface between family planning and HIV/STD prevention,” co-sponsored by
IUSSP, WHO, Wellcome Trust and The African Population Policy Research Centre,
Nairobi, Kenya, 2-4 October.
Operations research on the
integration of STI/AIDS services into MCH/FP programs in east and southern Africa: Findings from situation
analyses and case studies in selected countries. Paper presented at a workshop on “The
interface between family planning and HIV/STD prevention,” Nairobi, Kenya, 2-4 October 1996. Population
Council, 1996.
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Publication(s) and other
information resources on results of 6-country OR study of family planning for
people living with HIV. FHI, Advance Africa
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Situation analysis/
assessment reports
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Bessinger R, Katende C, Gupta N. Multi-media campaign
exposure effects on knowledge and use of condoms for STI and HIV/AIDS
prevention in Uganda. Evaluation and Program
Planning. 2004;27(4):397-407.
Reproductive Health Services in KwaZulu Natal, South Africa: A Situation Analysis Study Focusing on
HIV/AIDS Services. Horizons/Population Council, 2003.
Askew, Ian and Ndugga Baker
Maggwa. 2002.Integration of STI prevention and management with family
planning and antenatal care in sub-Saharan Africa: What more do we need to know? International Family Planning Perspectives 28(2):
77-86.
http://www.popcouncil.org/pdfs/frontiers/journals/IFPPversion.pdf
The Cost of Health
Services at the Facilities Level of the Nakuru Municipal Council, Nakuru, Kenya. Nakuru Municipal
Council, Family Health International and the Africa OR/TA Project II, Nairobi, Kenya, January 1999.
Assessing
the Potential Demand for and Effectiveness of Integrating STI/HIV Management
Services with Zimbabwe National Family Planning Council’s Clinic-based Family
Planning Services. Population Council, University of Harare and The Zimbabwe National
Family Planning Council, Harare, Zimbabwe, July 1999.
Using a Rapid Assessment
Approach to Evaluate the Quality of Care in an Integrated Program: The
Experience of the Family Health Division, Ministry of Health, Botswana, Population
Council, Nairobi, Kenya, November 1997.
A Situation Analysis of
the Maternal and Child Health/Family Planning (MCH/FP) Program in Botswana. Prepared
by the Africa OR/TA Project II in cooperation with the Ministry of Health
MCH/FP Unit, Family Health Division. Gaborone, Botswana, July1996.
Baakile, Benjamin, Ndugga Maggwa, Lucy Maribe, and
Robert A. Miller. 1996. A Situation
Analysis of the maternal and child health/family planning (MCH/FP) program in
Botswana. Prepared by the Africa OR/TA Project II in
cooperation with the Ministry of Health MCH/FP Unit, Family Health Division. Gaborone, Botswana, July.
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Advance Africa:
Report on assessment on family planning needs of people
living with HIV.
An Analysis of the
Family Planning Content of HIV/AIDS, VCT and PMTCT Policies in 16 Countries.
The Policy Project.
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