Francine Coeytaux
Biographic Data
| ID | 5991814 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Francine Coeytaux |
| GIVEN NAMES | Francine |
| FAMILY NAME | Coeytaux |
| SIGNATURE | COEYTAUX F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Harvard University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 20 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1987 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Patient Acceptability of Telehealth Medication Abortion Care in the United States, 2021‒2022
Objectives. Despite the recent expansion of direct-to-patient telehealth abortion care in the United States, patient experiences with the service are not well understood. Methods. We described care experiences of 1600 telehealth abortion patients in 2021 to 2022 and used logistic regression to explore differences by race or ethnicity and between synchronous (phone or video) and asynchronous (secure messaging) telehealth abortion care. Results. Mo…
Bold Action to Meet Women's Needs
Convincing New Providers to Offer Medical Abortion
Continuing to rely on the perspectives of abortion providers to predict the fate of medical abortion in the United States is problematic. First these providers precisely because of their familiarity with an alternative technique must overcome biases and in some cases preconceived notions about a new option. In fact a review of the experience of medical abortion in France Great Britain and Sweden concluded that “it can take a decade or longer for …
Convincing New Providers to Offer Medical Abortion
Bringing emergency contraception to american women
Listening and learning from women about mifepristone
Over-the counter distribution of oral contraceptives
La facilité d'utilisation des contraceptifs oraux (CO), en séecurité et avec efficacité, est une bonne chose. Reste à savoir si la vente sans ordonnance des CO aux Etats-Unis atteindrait ce but. Cet exposé examine la pratique internationale dans les pays en voie de développement où l'on peut se procurer la pilule dans des centres non médicaux. Il examine le peu d'information qu'on a sur le rapport utilisation/efficacité des CO dans plusieurs pays…
Celebrating Mother and Child on the Fortieth Day
An Evaluation of the Cost-Effectiveness of Mobile Family Planning Services in Tunisia
This report presents the results of a study conducted in Tunisia in 1986 to evaluate the cost-effectiveness of the 63 mobile units managed by the Tunisian Office National de la Famille et de la Population (ONFP). In 1985 the units produced one-third of the ONFP's national program output, serving 868 service sites dispersed throughout the rural governorates of Tunisia. In some governorates the mobile units contributed as much as 74 percent of prog…
Induced Abortion in sub-Saharan Africa
The first step in addressing the growing public health problem of abortion in sub-Saharan Africa is to gain a better understanding of the problem and its complexities. Abortion behavior is inextricably connected with issues of women's roles and opportunities, and until the various dimensions of abortion behavior and its socioeconomic context are understood, governments will have difficulty addressing the problem effectively. In addition, abortion…
Characteristics of Contraceptive Acceptors in Lusaka, Zambia
This paper reports on a study conducted in Lusaka, Zambia in which 2,912 client records were examined in 22 randomly selected clinics throughout Lusaka Province. The purpose of the study was to assist the government and the local family planning association in targeting future efforts to extend services to underserved populations. Among newly enrolled acceptors in 1984, the study revealed a surprisingly low median age of 24 and a median parity of…
The Role of Information, Education, and Communication in Family Planning Service Delivery in Tunisia
In an effort to measure the value of outreach, a prospective study using an experimental comparison group design was implemented in a rural region of Tunisia, where an outreach program had been implemented in 1981 to increase contraceptive prevalence. The main components of the program included the improvement and expansion of rural health care services through mobile clinics, and the implementation of an information, education, and communication…
Induced Abortion in sub-Saharan Africa
The first step in addressing the growing public health problem of abortion in sub-Saharan Africa is to gain a better understanding of the problem and its complexities. Abortion behavior is inextricably connected with issues of women's roles and opportunities, and until the various dimensions of abortion behavior and its socioeconomic context are understood, governments will have difficulty addressing the problem effectively. In addition, abortion…
Patient Acceptability of Telehealth Medication Abortion Care in the United States, 2021‒2022
Objectives. Despite the recent expansion of direct-to-patient telehealth abortion care in the United States, patient experiences with the service are not well understood. Methods. We described care experiences of 1600 telehealth abortion patients in 2021 to 2022 and used logistic regression to explore differences by race or ethnicity and between synchronous (phone or video) and asynchronous (secure messaging) telehealth abortion care. Results. Mo…
Characteristics of Contraceptive Acceptors in Lusaka, Zambia
This paper reports on a study conducted in Lusaka, Zambia in which 2,912 client records were examined in 22 randomly selected clinics throughout Lusaka Province. The purpose of the study was to assist the government and the local family planning association in targeting future efforts to extend services to underserved populations. Among newly enrolled acceptors in 1984, the study revealed a surprisingly low median age of 24 and a median parity of…
The Role of Information, Education, and Communication in Family Planning Service Delivery in Tunisia
In an effort to measure the value of outreach, a prospective study using an experimental comparison group design was implemented in a rural region of Tunisia, where an outreach program had been implemented in 1981 to increase contraceptive prevalence. The main components of the program included the improvement and expansion of rural health care services through mobile clinics, and the implementation of an information, education, and communication…
Convincing New Providers to Offer Medical Abortion
Continuing to rely on the perspectives of abortion providers to predict the fate of medical abortion in the United States is problematic. First these providers precisely because of their familiarity with an alternative technique must overcome biases and in some cases preconceived notions about a new option. In fact a review of the experience of medical abortion in France Great Britain and Sweden concluded that “it can take a decade or longer for …
Convincing New Providers to Offer Medical Abortion
An Evaluation of the Cost-Effectiveness of Mobile Family Planning Services in Tunisia
This report presents the results of a study conducted in Tunisia in 1986 to evaluate the cost-effectiveness of the 63 mobile units managed by the Tunisian Office National de la Famille et de la Population (ONFP). In 1985 the units produced one-third of the ONFP's national program output, serving 868 service sites dispersed throughout the rural governorates of Tunisia. In some governorates the mobile units contributed as much as 74 percent of prog…
Characteristics of Contraceptive Acceptors in Lusaka, Zambia
This paper reports on a study conducted in Lusaka, Zambia in which 2,912 client records were examined in 22 randomly selected clinics throughout Lusaka Province. The purpose of the study was to assist the government and the local family planning association in targeting future efforts to extend services to underserved populations. Among newly enrolled acceptors in 1984, the study revealed a surprisingly low median age of 24 and a median parity of…
The Role of Information, Education, and Communication in Family Planning Service Delivery in Tunisia
In an effort to measure the value of outreach, a prospective study using an experimental comparison group design was implemented in a rural region of Tunisia, where an outreach program had been implemented in 1981 to increase contraceptive prevalence. The main components of the program included the improvement and expansion of rural health care services through mobile clinics, and the implementation of an information, education, and communication…
Induced Abortion in sub-Saharan Africa
The first step in addressing the growing public health problem of abortion in sub-Saharan Africa is to gain a better understanding of the problem and its complexities. Abortion behavior is inextricably connected with issues of women's roles and opportunities, and until the various dimensions of abortion behavior and its socioeconomic context are understood, governments will have difficulty addressing the problem effectively. In addition, abortion…
An Evaluation of the Cost-Effectiveness of Mobile Family Planning Services in Tunisia
This report presents the results of a study conducted in Tunisia in 1986 to evaluate the cost-effectiveness of the 63 mobile units managed by the Tunisian Office National de la Famille et de la Population (ONFP). In 1985 the units produced one-third of the ONFP's national program output, serving 868 service sites dispersed throughout the rural governorates of Tunisia. In some governorates the mobile units contributed as much as 74 percent of prog…
Celebrating Mother and Child on the Fortieth Day
Over-the counter distribution of oral contraceptives
La facilité d'utilisation des contraceptifs oraux (CO), en séecurité et avec efficacité, est une bonne chose. Reste à savoir si la vente sans ordonnance des CO aux Etats-Unis atteindrait ce but. Cet exposé examine la pratique internationale dans les pays en voie de développement où l'on peut se procurer la pilule dans des centres non médicaux. Il examine le peu d'information qu'on a sur le rapport utilisation/efficacité des CO dans plusieurs pays…
Listening and learning from women about mifepristone
Bringing emergency contraception to american women
Convincing New Providers to Offer Medical Abortion
Continuing to rely on the perspectives of abortion providers to predict the fate of medical abortion in the United States is problematic. First these providers precisely because of their familiarity with an alternative technique must overcome biases and in some cases preconceived notions about a new option. In fact a review of the experience of medical abortion in France Great Britain and Sweden concluded that “it can take a decade or longer for …
Convincing New Providers to Offer Medical Abortion
Bold Action to Meet Women's Needs
Patient Acceptability of Telehealth Medication Abortion Care in the United States, 2021‒2022
Objectives. Despite the recent expansion of direct-to-patient telehealth abortion care in the United States, patient experiences with the service are not well understood. Methods. We described care experiences of 1600 telehealth abortion patients in 2021 to 2022 and used logistic regression to explore differences by race or ethnicity and between synchronous (phone or video) and asynchronous (secure messaging) telehealth abortion care. Results. Mo…
Medicine (10 works) · Reproductive Health and Contraception (7 works) · Abortion (6 works) · Nursing (6 works) · Pregnancy (6 works) · Environmental health (5 works) · Family medicine (5 works) · Family planning (5 works) · Global Maternal and Child Health (5 works) · Population (5 works)