Evert Ketting
Biographic Data
| ID | 1446441 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Evert Ketting |
| GIVEN NAMES | Evert |
| FAMILY NAME | Ketting |
| SIGNATURE | KETTING E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Radboud University Nijmegen |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 28 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1980 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Investigating the ‘C’ in CSE: Implementation and effectiveness of comprehensive sexuality education in the WHO European region
The purposes of this paper are: to assess how comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) is implemented in schools in the World Health Organisation’s European Region; and to investigate the evidence supporting its effectiveness. Data were collected in 2016–2017, using a validated questionnaire sent to representatives of governmental and nongovernmental institutions in 25 countries of the WHO European Region. Theresults demonstrated that, in nine cou…
Impact and cost-effectiveness analysis of the national school-based sexuality education programme in Estonia
Policy-makers making decisions on the implementation of school-based sexuality education (SE) programmes face two important questions: (1) what are the costs of implementing and scaling up SE programmes, and (2) what are the impacts? This paper responds to these questions by retrospectively assessing costs, impact and cost-effectiveness of the national school-based SE programme in Estonia 1997–2009. The three-year curriculum had been taught to 19…
Advocacy for school-based sexuality education: Lessons from India and Nigeria
Drawing on evidence from a wider study on the cost and cost-effectiveness of sexuality education programmes in six countries, and focusing on the examples of India and Nigeria, this paper argues that advocacy is a key, yet often neglected component of school-based sexuality education programmes, especially where sex and sexuality are politically or culturally sensitive issues. It also suggests that advocacy is not a one-off activity but needs to …
How to affect financial flows for population activities on primary level in Turkey
This paper describes the funding landscape for population assistance, using data collected by the Netherlands Interdisciplinary Demographic Institute (NIDI) and published by UNFPA. It describes trends in donor assistance and in Turkey's domestic spending on population and reproductive health activities. It addresses policy makers, programme managers, and other decision makers involved in health care and health systems reform in Turkey
Abortion‐related Maternal Mortality in the Russian Federation
This study examines characteristics and determinants of maternal mortality associated with induced and spontaneous abortion in the Russian Federation. In addition to national statistical data, the study uses the original medical files of 113 women, representing 74 percent of all women known to have died after undergoing an abortion in 1999. The number of abortions and abortion‐related maternal deaths fell fairly steadily during the 1991–2000 deca…
Sexual Torture of Men in Croatia and Other Conflict Situations: An Open Secret
Sexual torture constitutes any act of sexual violence which qualifies as torture. Public awareness of the widespread use of sexual torture as a weapon of war greatly increased after the war in the former Yugoslavia in the early 1990s. Sexual torture has serious mental, physical and sexual health consequences. Attention to date has focused more on the sexual torture of women than of men, partly due to gender stereotypes. This paper describes the c…
Contraceptive Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practice in Russia during the 1980s
In the former Soviet Union, there was a lack of valid and reliable social research on knowledge, attitudes, and practice of contraception. The few available studies have not been published outside the Soviet Union. This article reviews five surveys that were conducted in Moscow and two other cities (Saratov and Tartu) during the period 1976-84. In addition, some data from a large-scale survey conducted in 1990 and covering the entire former Sovie…
Induced Abortion in the Netherlands: A Decade of Experience, 1970-80
since the early 1970s, abortion services in the Netherlands have been among the most liberal in the world. A woman desiring an abortion is regarded as the person best able to judge whether the operation is necessary; the physician's role is limited to determining whether an abortion would pose any risk to the woman's health. This paper reviews the abortion debates of the 1960s and the emergence of free standing abortion clinics during the 1970s. …
Sexual Torture of Men in Croatia and Other Conflict Situations: An Open Secret
Sexual torture constitutes any act of sexual violence which qualifies as torture. Public awareness of the widespread use of sexual torture as a weapon of war greatly increased after the war in the former Yugoslavia in the early 1990s. Sexual torture has serious mental, physical and sexual health consequences. Attention to date has focused more on the sexual torture of women than of men, partly due to gender stereotypes. This paper describes the c…
Contraceptive Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practice in Russia during the 1980s
In the former Soviet Union, there was a lack of valid and reliable social research on knowledge, attitudes, and practice of contraception. The few available studies have not been published outside the Soviet Union. This article reviews five surveys that were conducted in Moscow and two other cities (Saratov and Tartu) during the period 1976-84. In addition, some data from a large-scale survey conducted in 1990 and covering the entire former Sovie…
Induced Abortion in the Netherlands: A Decade of Experience, 1970-80
since the early 1970s, abortion services in the Netherlands have been among the most liberal in the world. A woman desiring an abortion is regarded as the person best able to judge whether the operation is necessary; the physician's role is limited to determining whether an abortion would pose any risk to the woman's health. This paper reviews the abortion debates of the 1960s and the emergence of free standing abortion clinics during the 1970s. …
Abortion‐related Maternal Mortality in the Russian Federation
This study examines characteristics and determinants of maternal mortality associated with induced and spontaneous abortion in the Russian Federation. In addition to national statistical data, the study uses the original medical files of 113 women, representing 74 percent of all women known to have died after undergoing an abortion in 1999. The number of abortions and abortion‐related maternal deaths fell fairly steadily during the 1991–2000 deca…
Induced Abortion in the Netherlands: A Decade of Experience, 1970-80
since the early 1970s, abortion services in the Netherlands have been among the most liberal in the world. A woman desiring an abortion is regarded as the person best able to judge whether the operation is necessary; the physician's role is limited to determining whether an abortion would pose any risk to the woman's health. This paper reviews the abortion debates of the 1960s and the emergence of free standing abortion clinics during the 1970s. …
Contraceptive Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practice in Russia during the 1980s
In the former Soviet Union, there was a lack of valid and reliable social research on knowledge, attitudes, and practice of contraception. The few available studies have not been published outside the Soviet Union. This article reviews five surveys that were conducted in Moscow and two other cities (Saratov and Tartu) during the period 1976-84. In addition, some data from a large-scale survey conducted in 1990 and covering the entire former Sovie…
Abortion‐related Maternal Mortality in the Russian Federation
This study examines characteristics and determinants of maternal mortality associated with induced and spontaneous abortion in the Russian Federation. In addition to national statistical data, the study uses the original medical files of 113 women, representing 74 percent of all women known to have died after undergoing an abortion in 1999. The number of abortions and abortion‐related maternal deaths fell fairly steadily during the 1991–2000 deca…
Sexual Torture of Men in Croatia and Other Conflict Situations: An Open Secret
Sexual torture constitutes any act of sexual violence which qualifies as torture. Public awareness of the widespread use of sexual torture as a weapon of war greatly increased after the war in the former Yugoslavia in the early 1990s. Sexual torture has serious mental, physical and sexual health consequences. Attention to date has focused more on the sexual torture of women than of men, partly due to gender stereotypes. This paper describes the c…
Advocacy for school-based sexuality education: Lessons from India and Nigeria
Drawing on evidence from a wider study on the cost and cost-effectiveness of sexuality education programmes in six countries, and focusing on the examples of India and Nigeria, this paper argues that advocacy is a key, yet often neglected component of school-based sexuality education programmes, especially where sex and sexuality are politically or culturally sensitive issues. It also suggests that advocacy is not a one-off activity but needs to …
How to affect financial flows for population activities on primary level in Turkey
This paper describes the funding landscape for population assistance, using data collected by the Netherlands Interdisciplinary Demographic Institute (NIDI) and published by UNFPA. It describes trends in donor assistance and in Turkey's domestic spending on population and reproductive health activities. It addresses policy makers, programme managers, and other decision makers involved in health care and health systems reform in Turkey
Impact and cost-effectiveness analysis of the national school-based sexuality education programme in Estonia
Policy-makers making decisions on the implementation of school-based sexuality education (SE) programmes face two important questions: (1) what are the costs of implementing and scaling up SE programmes, and (2) what are the impacts? This paper responds to these questions by retrospectively assessing costs, impact and cost-effectiveness of the national school-based SE programme in Estonia 1997–2009. The three-year curriculum had been taught to 19…
Investigating the ‘C’ in CSE: Implementation and effectiveness of comprehensive sexuality education in the WHO European region
The purposes of this paper are: to assess how comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) is implemented in schools in the World Health Organisation’s European Region; and to investigate the evidence supporting its effectiveness. Data were collected in 2016–2017, using a validated questionnaire sent to representatives of governmental and nongovernmental institutions in 25 countries of the WHO European Region. Theresults demonstrated that, in nine cou…
Environmental health (6 works) · Medicine (6 works) · Population (6 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Demography (4 works) · Abortion (3 works) · Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health (3 works) · Demography (3 works) · Economic growth (3 works) · Family medicine (3 works)