Planning reproductive health in conflict: a conceptual framework

Planning reproductive health in conflict: a conceptual framework

Source :

• Social Science & Medicine [ 0277-9536 ] ; 1999.

Descripteurs français

• Wicri :
  • geographic : Cambodge, Rwanda, Tanzanie, Thaïlande.
  • topic : Collecte de données, Planification de la famille, Soins de santé, Droits de l'homme, Société, Violence politique, Réfugié, Santé génésique.

English descriptors

• KwdEn :
  • Afghan refugees, Anecdotal, Anecdotal accounts, Anecdotal evidence, Available data, Available evidence, Background notes, Baseline survey, Behaviour, Benaco camp, Brady, Busza, Cambodia, Cambodian, Cambodian border, Cambodian refugees, Camp residents, Case studies, Child health centre, Conceptual, Conceptual framework, Condom, Dang camp, Data collection, Demographic composition, Elsevier science, Emergency relief, Emergency settings, Emergency situations, Ethnic composition, Family members, Family planning, Family planning services, Family size, Fertility levels, Fertility preferences, Gender, Gender roles, Gender violence, Genitourinary medicine, Goodyear, Health care, Health conditions, Health indicator table, Health outcomes, Health problems, Health services, Health status, Health survey, Hong kong, Host population, Human rights, Hutu, Hypothesised outcomes, Illicit abortions, Intensity warfare, International journal, International refugees, International rescue committee, Ippf people, John snow, Kagera region, Large extent, Local population, London school, Main components, Marie stopes, Maternal mortality, Maternal mortality ratio, Mayaud, Medical research council, Military activity, Military groups, Mobile populations, National fertility survey, Organisation, Other methods, Oxford university press, Political context, Political violence, Population council, Pregnant women, Prevalence rates, Quantitative data, Refugee, Refugee camps, Refugee population, Refugee populations, Refugee situations, Refugee women, Reproductive, Reproductive health, Reproductive health care, Reproductive health conditions, Reproductive health context, Reproductive health outcomes, Reproductive health problems, Reproductive health services, Reproductive health status, Risk factors, Rural areas, Rwanda, Rwandan, Rwandan refugee camps, Rwandan refugees, Sample sizes, Science medicine, Sexual activity, Sexual assault, Sexual behaviour, Social fabric, Social science medicine, Somali refugees, Stabilisation phases, Stis, Tanzania, Tanzanian camps, Thailand, Total fertility, Tropical medicine, Unhcr, Unmet need, Unwanted pregnancies, Urban areas, Vietnamese refugees, Wondergem, World bank, Wulf.
• Teeft :
  • Afghan refugees, Anecdotal, Anecdotal accounts, Anecdotal evidence, Available data, Available evidence, Background notes, Baseline survey, Behaviour, Benaco camp, Brady, Busza, Cambodia, Cambodian, Cambodian border, Cambodian refugees, Camp residents, Case studies, Child health centre, Conceptual, Conceptual framework, Condom, Dang camp, Data collection, Demographic composition, Elsevier science, Emergency relief, Emergency settings, Emergency situations, Ethnic composition, Family members, Family planning, Family planning services, Family size, Fertility levels, Fertility preferences, Gender, Gender roles, Gender violence, Genitourinary medicine, Goodyear, Health care, Health conditions, Health indicator table, Health outcomes, Health problems, Health services, Health status, Health survey, Hong kong, Host population, Human rights, Hutu, Hypothesised outcomes, Illicit abortions, Intensity warfare, International journal, International refugees, International rescue committee, Ippf people, John snow, Kagera region, Large extent, Local population, London school, Main components, Marie stopes, Maternal mortality, Maternal mortality ratio, Mayaud, Medical research council, Military activity, Military groups, Mobile populations, National fertility survey, Organisation, Other methods, Oxford university press, Political context, Political violence, Population council, Pregnant women, Prevalence rates, Quantitative data, Refugee, Refugee camps, Refugee population, Refugee populations, Refugee situations, Refugee women, Reproductive, Reproductive health, Reproductive health care, Reproductive health conditions, Reproductive health context, Reproductive health outcomes, Reproductive health problems, Reproductive health services, Reproductive health status, Risk factors, Rural areas, Rwanda, Rwandan, Rwandan refugee camps, Rwandan refugees, Sample sizes, Science medicine, Sexual activity, Sexual assault, Sexual behaviour, Social fabric, Social science medicine, Somali refugees, Stabilisation phases, Stis, Tanzania, Tanzanian camps, Thailand, Total fertility, Tropical medicine, Unhcr, Unmet need, Unwanted pregnancies, Urban areas, Vietnamese refugees, Wondergem, World bank, Wulf.

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• Royaume-Uni, Thaïlande

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