Nlandu Mangani
Biographic Data
| ID | 1738615 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Nlandu Mangani |
| GIVEN NAMES | Nlandu |
| FAMILY NAME | Mangani |
| SIGNATURE | MANGANI N |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université Evangélique en Afrique |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1985 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Community-Based Distribution of Contraceptives in Zaire
This article describes one of few well-documented community-based distribution efforts in a francophone Sub-Saharan country a project that began in 1981 in Bas Zaire a region in Republic of Zaire. Results indicate that the average number of couple-months of contraceptive protection per month provided by each distributor varied widely across projects eight sites from 204 in Miabi to 1310 in Matadi. Within each site average performance of distribut…
Duration and correlates of post-partum abstinence in four sites in Zaire
Maternal and sociodemographic correlates of child morbidity in Bas Zaire
Correlates and implications of breast-feeding practices in Bas Zaire
A sample of 1871 women having a child under 3 years old in Bas Zaire was studied to determine the correlates of breast-feeding practices and to examine the interrelationships among breast-feeding, contraceptive practices and desire for pregnancy. Socioeconomic factors that were related to the length of breast-feeding include economic status, maternal education, migration status, urban residence, pregnancy and sex of the index child. Among non-pre…
Factors Influencing the Use of Traditional versus Modern Family Planning Methods in Bas Zaire
Findings from a baseline survey conducted prior to the initiation of organized family planning efforts in one urban and one rural area of Bas Zaire reveal the widespread use of traditional methods and a surprisingly high level of knowledge of modern contraceptives. However, in the absence of a delivery system, use of the latter was extremely limited (4-5 percent of currently married women). The data reflect a deep-seated motivation for birth spac…
Maternal and sociodemographic correlates of child morbidity in Bas Zaire
Duration and correlates of post-partum abstinence in four sites in Zaire
Factors Influencing the Use of Traditional versus Modern Family Planning Methods in Bas Zaire
Findings from a baseline survey conducted prior to the initiation of organized family planning efforts in one urban and one rural area of Bas Zaire reveal the widespread use of traditional methods and a surprisingly high level of knowledge of modern contraceptives. However, in the absence of a delivery system, use of the latter was extremely limited (4-5 percent of currently married women). The data reflect a deep-seated motivation for birth spac…
Factors Influencing the Use of Traditional versus Modern Family Planning Methods in Bas Zaire
Findings from a baseline survey conducted prior to the initiation of organized family planning efforts in one urban and one rural area of Bas Zaire reveal the widespread use of traditional methods and a surprisingly high level of knowledge of modern contraceptives. However, in the absence of a delivery system, use of the latter was extremely limited (4-5 percent of currently married women). The data reflect a deep-seated motivation for birth spac…
Correlates and implications of breast-feeding practices in Bas Zaire
A sample of 1871 women having a child under 3 years old in Bas Zaire was studied to determine the correlates of breast-feeding practices and to examine the interrelationships among breast-feeding, contraceptive practices and desire for pregnancy. Socioeconomic factors that were related to the length of breast-feeding include economic status, maternal education, migration status, urban residence, pregnancy and sex of the index child. Among non-pre…
Maternal and sociodemographic correlates of child morbidity in Bas Zaire
Duration and correlates of post-partum abstinence in four sites in Zaire
Community-Based Distribution of Contraceptives in Zaire
This article describes one of few well-documented community-based distribution efforts in a francophone Sub-Saharan country a project that began in 1981 in Bas Zaire a region in Republic of Zaire. Results indicate that the average number of couple-months of contraceptive protection per month provided by each distributor varied widely across projects eight sites from 204 in Miabi to 1310 in Matadi. Within each site average performance of distribut…
Demography (5 works) · Environmental health (5 works) · Medicine (5 works) · Demography (4 works) · Global Maternal and Child Health (4 works) · Population (4 works) · Developing country (3 works) · Family planning (3 works) · Pediatrics (3 works) · Research methodology (3 works)