Feminist litigation: an oxymoron? -- a study of the briefs filed in William L. Webster v. Reproductive Health Services.

P-175: Examine The Role of Social-Legal Trainings To Improve Reproductive Health of Women in Traditional Societies

s:1846:"Reproductive health is only a small part of a series of interconnected it is considered necessary for the subject to come around or to take account of women arises. Reproductive health from the perspective of the International Conference on Population and Development in Cairo, was defined solely from the perspective of biology. Reproductive health was based on the view of "health for al...

A Review the Role of Midwife-led Care Model in Managing the Costs of Healthy Reproductive Services

Objective: For improving the quality of reproductive health services and providing appropriate health care to mothers to reduce their mortality and morbidity, it requires to apply the effective cost models used in the world. In this regard, the aim of the current study is to critically review the related literature on cost management of healthy reproductive services with the continuous midwifer...

Webster v. Reproductive Health Services: a path to constitutional equalibrium.

Interpretation of the characteristics of Youth friendly reproductive health services in Iran: A qualitative study

Background and Objectives: Adolescence is the time of the transition from childhood to adulthood; but it is also a formative period of the life habits in which many of the lifestyles are learned and established. This study was done to explore the views and experiences of adolescent girls and adults in order to clarify characteristics of youth-friendly reproductive health services. Materials ...

Situation of Linkage between Sexual and Reproductive Health and HIV-Related Policies in Islamic Republic of Iran – A Rapid Assessment in 2011–2

The number of sexual transmission of HIV is increasing globally. Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) issues and HIV/AIDS related problems are rooted in common grounds such as poverty, gender inequality, and social exclusion. As a result, international health organizations have suggested the integration of SRH services with HIV/AIDS services as a strategy to control HIV and to improve people’s ...