Anrudh Jain
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3880376 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Anrudh Jain |
| PRENOMES | Anrudh |
| SOBRENOME | Jain |
| ASSINATURA | JAIN A |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 44 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1975 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2005 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Introducing Client‐centered Reproductive Health Services in a Pakistani Setting
Pakistan is a high‐fertility country with elevated levels of maternal mortality and unmet need for family planning. Limited access to and poor quality of reproductive health services and gender‐related problems comprise the major explanations for these poor indicators. The authors designed an intervention to address some of these issues and implemented it on a quasi‐experimental basis in Bhalwal Tehsil of the Sargodha district of Punjab. The inte…
Implications for Evaluating the Impact of Family Planning Programs with a Reproductive Health Orientation
In 1994, Jain and Bruce proposed an index—HARI, an acronym for Helping Individuals Achieve their Reproductive Intentions—to measure success or failure of family planning programs with a reproductive health orientation. HARI applies the principle of individual rights and well‐being to the assessment of these programs. The index measures two components: the achievement of an individual's reproductive intentions and the avoidance of severe reproduct…
A Client‐centered Approach to Family Planning
The reproductive health approach to family planning shifts the focus of service provision from macro‐level demographic objectives to meeting clients' needs. Little field experience exists to date, however, to indicate how to implement this approach. This study describes afield project in Davao del Norte and Compostela Valley provinces in the Philippines that implemented the reproductive health approach on a quasi‐experimental basis. The intervent…
Do Population Policies Matter? Fertility and Politics in Egypt, India, Kenya, and Mexico
The Impact of the Quality of Family Planning Services on Contraceptive Use in Peru
Barbara Mensch, Mary Arends-Kuenning, Anrudh Jain, The Impact of the Quality of Family Planning Services on Contraceptive Use in Peru, Studies in Family Planning, Vol. 27, No. 2 (Mar. - Apr., 1996), pp. 59-75
Implementing the ICPD's Message
The International Conference on Population and Development held in Cairo in September 1994 recognized the need for reducing unwanted fertility and promoting smaller families within reproductive health services along with improving women's equality in education, health, and economic opportunity. The implementation of the main message would require an ideological transformation both for the population and for the development establishments. The imp…
Estimates of Contraceptive Prevalence Based on Service Statistics and Surveys in Gujarat State, India
This report demonstrates that the estimates of contraceptive prevalence based on surveys are substantially lower than those based on the service statistics generated by the Indian family planning program. The reasons for this discrepancy were examined by contacting a subsample of acceptors recorded by female health workers as users in their registers. This inquiry indicated that the health workers themselves knew that 15-39 percent of the women w…
Setting Standards of Quality in Family Planning Programs
The Population Council continues to resist setting quality of care standards for family planning programs. It contends that professionals responsible for each family planning program must define intended and achievable levels of care. The Population Council does claim, however, that a high quality program is client-oriented and assists clients in reaching their reproductive goals. Even though a high quality program would reduce fertility by incre…
India
The Impact of the Quality of Family Planning Services on Contraceptive Use in Peru
Barbara Mensch, Mary Arends-Kuenning, Anrudh Jain, The Impact of the Quality of Family Planning Services on Contraceptive Use in Peru, Studies in Family Planning, Vol. 27, No. 2 (Mar. - Apr., 1996), pp. 59-75
Setting Standards of Quality in Family Planning Programs
The Population Council continues to resist setting quality of care standards for family planning programs. It contends that professionals responsible for each family planning program must define intended and achievable levels of care. The Population Council does claim, however, that a high quality program is client-oriented and assists clients in reaching their reproductive goals. Even though a high quality program would reduce fertility by incre…
A Client‐centered Approach to Family Planning
The reproductive health approach to family planning shifts the focus of service provision from macro‐level demographic objectives to meeting clients' needs. Little field experience exists to date, however, to indicate how to implement this approach. This study describes afield project in Davao del Norte and Compostela Valley provinces in the Philippines that implemented the reproductive health approach on a quasi‐experimental basis. The intervent…
Implementing the ICPD's Message
The International Conference on Population and Development held in Cairo in September 1994 recognized the need for reducing unwanted fertility and promoting smaller families within reproductive health services along with improving women's equality in education, health, and economic opportunity. The implementation of the main message would require an ideological transformation both for the population and for the development establishments. The imp…
Introducing Client‐centered Reproductive Health Services in a Pakistani Setting
Pakistan is a high‐fertility country with elevated levels of maternal mortality and unmet need for family planning. Limited access to and poor quality of reproductive health services and gender‐related problems comprise the major explanations for these poor indicators. The authors designed an intervention to address some of these issues and implemented it on a quasi‐experimental basis in Bhalwal Tehsil of the Sargodha district of Punjab. The inte…
Implications for Evaluating the Impact of Family Planning Programs with a Reproductive Health Orientation
In 1994, Jain and Bruce proposed an index—HARI, an acronym for Helping Individuals Achieve their Reproductive Intentions—to measure success or failure of family planning programs with a reproductive health orientation. HARI applies the principle of individual rights and well‐being to the assessment of these programs. The index measures two components: the achievement of an individual's reproductive intentions and the avoidance of severe reproduct…
Estimates of Contraceptive Prevalence Based on Service Statistics and Surveys in Gujarat State, India
This report demonstrates that the estimates of contraceptive prevalence based on surveys are substantially lower than those based on the service statistics generated by the Indian family planning program. The reasons for this discrepancy were examined by contacting a subsample of acceptors recorded by female health workers as users in their registers. This inquiry indicated that the health workers themselves knew that 15-39 percent of the women w…
Do Population Policies Matter? Fertility and Politics in Egypt, India, Kenya, and Mexico
India
Setting Standards of Quality in Family Planning Programs
The Population Council continues to resist setting quality of care standards for family planning programs. It contends that professionals responsible for each family planning program must define intended and achievable levels of care. The Population Council does claim, however, that a high quality program is client-oriented and assists clients in reaching their reproductive goals. Even though a high quality program would reduce fertility by incre…
Estimates of Contraceptive Prevalence Based on Service Statistics and Surveys in Gujarat State, India
This report demonstrates that the estimates of contraceptive prevalence based on surveys are substantially lower than those based on the service statistics generated by the Indian family planning program. The reasons for this discrepancy were examined by contacting a subsample of acceptors recorded by female health workers as users in their registers. This inquiry indicated that the health workers themselves knew that 15-39 percent of the women w…
Implementing the ICPD's Message
The International Conference on Population and Development held in Cairo in September 1994 recognized the need for reducing unwanted fertility and promoting smaller families within reproductive health services along with improving women's equality in education, health, and economic opportunity. The implementation of the main message would require an ideological transformation both for the population and for the development establishments. The imp…
The Impact of the Quality of Family Planning Services on Contraceptive Use in Peru
Barbara Mensch, Mary Arends-Kuenning, Anrudh Jain, The Impact of the Quality of Family Planning Services on Contraceptive Use in Peru, Studies in Family Planning, Vol. 27, No. 2 (Mar. - Apr., 1996), pp. 59-75
Do Population Policies Matter? Fertility and Politics in Egypt, India, Kenya, and Mexico
Implications for Evaluating the Impact of Family Planning Programs with a Reproductive Health Orientation
In 1994, Jain and Bruce proposed an index—HARI, an acronym for Helping Individuals Achieve their Reproductive Intentions—to measure success or failure of family planning programs with a reproductive health orientation. HARI applies the principle of individual rights and well‐being to the assessment of these programs. The index measures two components: the achievement of an individual's reproductive intentions and the avoidance of severe reproduct…
A Client‐centered Approach to Family Planning
The reproductive health approach to family planning shifts the focus of service provision from macro‐level demographic objectives to meeting clients' needs. Little field experience exists to date, however, to indicate how to implement this approach. This study describes afield project in Davao del Norte and Compostela Valley provinces in the Philippines that implemented the reproductive health approach on a quasi‐experimental basis. The intervent…
Introducing Client‐centered Reproductive Health Services in a Pakistani Setting
Pakistan is a high‐fertility country with elevated levels of maternal mortality and unmet need for family planning. Limited access to and poor quality of reproductive health services and gender‐related problems comprise the major explanations for these poor indicators. The authors designed an intervention to address some of these issues and implemented it on a quasi‐experimental basis in Bhalwal Tehsil of the Sargodha district of Punjab. The inte…
Population (8 obras) · Environmental health (7 obras) · Family planning (7 obras) · Global Maternal and Child Health (7 obras) · Medicine (7 obras) · Business (5 obras) · Economic growth (4 obras) · Economics (4 obras) · Fertility (4 obras) · Reproductive health (4 obras)