K L Kohli
Biographic Data
| ID | 5938630 |
|---|---|
| NAME | K L Kohli |
| GIVEN NAMES | K L |
| FAMILY NAME | Kohli |
| SIGNATURE | KOHLI K L |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Baghdad |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1973 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1986 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Fertility levels, trends and differentials in Kuwait
This paper examines the levels, trends, patterns and Kuwaiti-non-Kuwaiti differentials in fertility, by socioeconomic variables and the major factors that may account for recent changes. Kuwaiti fertility is very high: in 1980, the crude birth rate was about 47 and the total fertility was 6–8 per woman. Childbearing still extends to later ages but fertility in the early and middle reproductive years has declined recently, as a result of the rise …
Infant and child mortality in Kuwait
This paper examines the levels, trends and Kuwaiti–non-Kuwaiti differentials in stillbirth, infant and child mortality rates during the 1957–79 period. The present infant mortality rate (33 per 1000) and its component parts are high in contrast to those in more developed countries. But during the last few decades, the rates showed definite decline. The decline in infant and child mortality was rapid between 1955 and 1970 when the infant death rat…
Regional variations of fertility in Iraq and factors affecting it
A study of the differentials in fertility of Iraq's Mohafadhas, and the association of fertility with various socio-cultural factors, is handicapped for want of the reliable vital statistics from which measures of fertility can be satisfactorily derived. The alternative method, using a simple measure of fertility, the child–woman ratio, which requires only a knowledge of the population in age groups is therefore used. Since this measure is comput…
Two years' experience of an outpatient vasectomy service
Two years' experience of an outpatient vasectomy service. A J Sbrero, and K L KohliCopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.65.10.1091 Published Online: October 07, 2011
Vasectomized Men
In November 1971 a questionnaire study was done on the first 236 men vasectomized at the Margaret Sanger Research Bureau in New New City. The group which did not respond to the questionnaire was less educated and more Catholic than the group that did respond. The findings indicate that the most important reasons for getting a vasectomy for these men were 1) desire to avoid a large family; 2) concern about the side effects of the pill; and 3) a ge…
Motivational Factors and Socio-Economic Characteristics of Vasectomized Males
The average age at the time of operation was 38 years for husbands and about 35 years for wives. Most of the men had, at least, thedesired number of living children before they underwent vasectomy. Theaverage number of living children at the time of operation was 3·3. About88 % of the men were white. About 38% were Catholics, 28 % Protestant and 18% Jewish. The men were highly educated; over 17% had apost-graduate degree. Nearly 60% were engaged …
Vasectomy
This paper discusses a study in which the psychosexual changes and reactions of the vasectomized males at the Margaret Sanger Research Bureau were reported. In November 1971; a questionnaire was mailed to the first 236 consecutive clients who had the operation during the period October 1969 to September 1970. 189 responded giving a response rate of 80%. 28.2% reported greater sexual desire after vasectomy and 70.7% reported their desire was about…
A vasectomy service in a free‐standing family planning center
The experience in establishing the first outpatient Vasectomy Service as an integral part of a family planning service in a center that has offered other family planning services for 50 years is summarized. The Vasectomy Service was opened in October 1969 at the Margaret Sanger Research Bureau Inc. Service was the primary objective. From the inception of the Vasectomy Service at the Bureau until June 30 1972 1426 procedures were performed. Analys…
Vasectomized Men
In November 1971 a questionnaire study was done on the first 236 men vasectomized at the Margaret Sanger Research Bureau in New New City. The group which did not respond to the questionnaire was less educated and more Catholic than the group that did respond. The findings indicate that the most important reasons for getting a vasectomy for these men were 1) desire to avoid a large family; 2) concern about the side effects of the pill; and 3) a ge…
A vasectomy service in a free‐standing family planning center
The experience in establishing the first outpatient Vasectomy Service as an integral part of a family planning service in a center that has offered other family planning services for 50 years is summarized. The Vasectomy Service was opened in October 1969 at the Margaret Sanger Research Bureau Inc. Service was the primary objective. From the inception of the Vasectomy Service at the Bureau until June 30 1972 1426 procedures were performed. Analys…
Motivational Factors and Socio-Economic Characteristics of Vasectomized Males
The average age at the time of operation was 38 years for husbands and about 35 years for wives. Most of the men had, at least, thedesired number of living children before they underwent vasectomy. Theaverage number of living children at the time of operation was 3·3. About88 % of the men were white. About 38% were Catholics, 28 % Protestant and 18% Jewish. The men were highly educated; over 17% had apost-graduate degree. Nearly 60% were engaged …
Vasectomy
This paper discusses a study in which the psychosexual changes and reactions of the vasectomized males at the Margaret Sanger Research Bureau were reported. In November 1971; a questionnaire was mailed to the first 236 consecutive clients who had the operation during the period October 1969 to September 1970. 189 responded giving a response rate of 80%. 28.2% reported greater sexual desire after vasectomy and 70.7% reported their desire was about…
A vasectomy service in a free‐standing family planning center
The experience in establishing the first outpatient Vasectomy Service as an integral part of a family planning service in a center that has offered other family planning services for 50 years is summarized. The Vasectomy Service was opened in October 1969 at the Margaret Sanger Research Bureau Inc. Service was the primary objective. From the inception of the Vasectomy Service at the Bureau until June 30 1972 1426 procedures were performed. Analys…
Vasectomized Men
In November 1971 a questionnaire study was done on the first 236 men vasectomized at the Margaret Sanger Research Bureau in New New City. The group which did not respond to the questionnaire was less educated and more Catholic than the group that did respond. The findings indicate that the most important reasons for getting a vasectomy for these men were 1) desire to avoid a large family; 2) concern about the side effects of the pill; and 3) a ge…
Two years' experience of an outpatient vasectomy service
Two years' experience of an outpatient vasectomy service. A J Sbrero, and K L KohliCopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.65.10.1091 Published Online: October 07, 2011
Regional variations of fertility in Iraq and factors affecting it
A study of the differentials in fertility of Iraq's Mohafadhas, and the association of fertility with various socio-cultural factors, is handicapped for want of the reliable vital statistics from which measures of fertility can be satisfactorily derived. The alternative method, using a simple measure of fertility, the child–woman ratio, which requires only a knowledge of the population in age groups is therefore used. Since this measure is comput…
Infant and child mortality in Kuwait
This paper examines the levels, trends and Kuwaiti–non-Kuwaiti differentials in stillbirth, infant and child mortality rates during the 1957–79 period. The present infant mortality rate (33 per 1000) and its component parts are high in contrast to those in more developed countries. But during the last few decades, the rates showed definite decline. The decline in infant and child mortality was rapid between 1955 and 1970 when the infant death rat…
Fertility levels, trends and differentials in Kuwait
This paper examines the levels, trends, patterns and Kuwaiti-non-Kuwaiti differentials in fertility, by socioeconomic variables and the major factors that may account for recent changes. Kuwaiti fertility is very high: in 1980, the crude birth rate was about 47 and the total fertility was 6–8 per woman. Childbearing still extends to later ages but fertility in the early and middle reproductive years has declined recently, as a result of the rise …
Medicine (8 works) · Population (7 works) · Demography (5 works) · Family planning (5 works) · Male Reproductive Health Studies (5 works) · Reproductive Health and Technologies (5 works) · Research methodology (5 works) · Environmental health (4 works) · Sexual function and dysfunction studies (4 works) · Sociology (4 works)