ICT4D : Family Planning and Reproductive Health

Ethics in family planning/reproductive health services

Economic Evaluation of Family Planning and Reproductive Health Policies

Understanding the way economists formulate answers to these questions can be helpful to those working on FP/RH programs in two ways. First, it can help them design better policies. Although other policy frameworks may also promote better public policy in the health sector, the standard economic policy framework offers a clear and compelling way to think about many health sector policies. Second...

Focus group research in family planning and reproductive health care.

Resuscitation in the family planning and reproductive health care setting.

A FACT is an up-to-date review of a subject relevant to the speciality, intended to help you fulfil your CPD requirements in your home or place of work. Whilst FACTs are edited and reviewed at various levels within the Faculty, the actual contents and views expressed are those of the authors and not the Faculty. More specifically, these reviews are not guidelines. The CEC is producing clinical ...

From family planning to sexual and reproductive health: policy implications.

Background Providers of family planning services deserve much credit for the development of the current concept of sexual and reproductive health. With their early recognition that family planning is the centrepiece of matters pertaining to reproduction and sexuality, the term ‘sexual medicine’ was appended whenever family planning was mentioned in the objectives of the National Association of ...