Santé de la reproduction

Santé de la reproduction
Contraception

Le Population Council continue d’effectuer des recherches sur les facteurs déterminant les choix et l’accès aux méthodes contraceptives.

Les projets de recherche opérationnelle examinent l’utilisation du condom et du dispositif intra-utérin, la promotion de la méthode de l’aménorrhée due à la lactation, la distribution de contraceptifs au niveau communautaire et l’introduction de la contraception d’urgence.

Localités :	Bangladesh, Kazakhstan, Bolivie, Mexique, République dominicaine, Nigéria, Éthiopie, Norvège, France, Portugal, Ghana, Sénégal, Guatemala, Afrique du Sud, Honduras, Suède, Jamaïque, Zambie
Chercheurs du Population Council :	Harriet Birungi, Joanne Gleason, M.E. Khan, Celeste Marin, Ubaidur Rob, Diouratié Sanogo, John Skibiak,Ricardo Vernon, personnel du Programme Ebert Program
Collaborateurs du Population Council :	Amérique latine et les Caraïbes : Centro Médico de Orientación y Planificación Familiar Bangladesh : Ministry of Health and Family Welfare; National Institute of Planning, Operations Research, and Training Bolivie : CDIM Etats-Unis : Ibis Reproductive Health, University of Texas Ethiopie : DKT Ethiopia, Family Guidance Association of Ethiopia, Médecins Sans Frontières International France : HRA Pharma Ghana : Health Research Unit/Ministry of Health Guatemala : Asociación Pro-Bienestar de la Familia de Guatemala, Guatemalan Institute of Social Security, Ministry of Health Honduras : Asociación Hondureña de Planificación de Familia; Marie Stopes International; Patricia Merlo, IMIFAP Jamaïque : Horace Fletcher, University Hospital of the West Indies Kazakhstan : Academy of Preventive Medicine Mexique : Guillermina Mejía, Clínica Adolescentes Nigéria : Association for Reproductive and Family Health Norvège : University of Oslo Portugal : Family Planning Association of Portugal République dominicaine : Centro de Orientación e Investigación Integral, Asociación Dominicana Pro-Bienestar de la Familia Sénégal : Centre Régional de Recherche et Formation en Santé de la Reproduction, Ministry of Health/National Reproductive Health Services Suède : Karolinska Institute, World Health Organization Collaborating Center for Research in Human Reproduction Zambie : Central Bureau of Statistics, Copperbelt Provincial Health Office, Planned Parenthood Association of Zambia, Reproductive Health Alliance Europe, World Health Organization
Donateurs :	La Fondation William and Flora Hewlett, La Fondation Summit, L'Agence des Etats-Unis pour le Développement international

Publications/Ressources
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2004
"Enhancing clients' knowledge and use of contraceptives through better quality of care," Population Council Annual Report 2003. (text integral en anglais)

"Investigating IUD demand in Ghana and Guatemala," Population Briefs 10(1): 6. (text integral en anglais)

"Making contraceptives widely available," Population Council Annual Report 2003. (text integral en anglais)

"Moving a contraceptive vaginal ring closer to market," Population Council Annual Report 2003. (text integral en anglais)

2003
Gainer, Erin, Jennifer Blum, Else-Lydia Toverud, Nuno Portugal, Tanja Tyden, Britt-Ingjerd Nesheim, Margareta Larsson, Duarte Vilar, Pernille Nymoen, Gunilla Aneblom, Arielle Lutwick, Beverly Winikoff. "Bringing emergency contraception over the counter: Experiences of nonprescription users in France, Norway, Sweden and Portugal," Contraception 68(2):117-124.*

"Improved care increases contraceptive use," Population Briefs 9(3): 2. (text integral en anglais)

Koenig, Michael. "The impact of quality of care on contraceptive use: Evidence from longitudinal data from rural Bangladesh," FRONTIERS Final Report. Washington, DC: Population Council. (PDF en anglais)

Marindo, Ravai, Steve Pearson, and John B. Casterline. "Condom use and abstinence among unmarried young people in Zimbabwe: Which strategy, whose agenda?" Policy Research Division Working Paper no. 170. New York: Population Council. (PDF en anglais) (résumé en anglais)

Miller, Robert, Nancy Sloan, Eugene Weiss, and Bernard Pobiak. Rapid Needs Assessment Tool for Condom Programming. New York: Population Council and UNFPA. (offsite link)

RamaRao, Saumya, Marlina Lacuesta, Marilou Costello, Blesilda Pangolibay and Heidi Jones. "The link between quality of care and contraceptive use," International Family Planning Perspectives 29(2): 76–83.*

2002
"Acceptability of the female condom after a social marketing campaign in Campinas, Brazil," Horizons Research Summary. Washington, DC: Population Council. (text integral en anglais)

“An assessment of trends in IUD use in Ghana,” FRONTIERS Final Report. Accra: Population Council. (PDF en anglais)

Blanchard, Kelly, Sue Haskell, Sue Ferden, Karen Johnstone, Aileen Spears, Margaret Evans, Clare Leadbetter, Amy Meehan, Katrina Abuabara, and Charlotte Ellertson. “Differences between emergency contraception users in the United States and the United Kingdom,” Journal of the American Medical Women’s Association 57(4): 200–203.*

Bratt, John H., Mark A. Weaver, James R. Foreit, Teresa de Vargas, and Barbara Janowitz. “Impact of price changes on demand for family planning and reproductive health services in Ecuador,” Health Policy and Planning 17(3): 281–287.*

“CBD roles modified to address Zimbabwe’s HIV/AIDS crisis,” FRONTIERS Operations Research Summary no. 29. Washington, DC: Population Council. (PDF en anglais)

Diaz-Olavarrieta, Claudia, Abigail N. Turner, Charlotte Ellertson, Judith F. Helzner, and Enrique Ezcurra. “Policy climate, scholarship, and provision of emergency contraception at affiliates of the International Planned Parenthood Federation in Latin America and the Caribbean,” Contraception 65(2): 143–149.*

Ellertson, Charlotte, Angela Heimburger, Dolores Acevedo-Garcia, Rafaela Schiavon, Guillermina Mejía, Georgina Corona, Eduardo del Castillo, and Ana Langer. “Information campaign and advocacy efforts to promote access to emergency contraception in Mexico,” Contraception 66(5): 331–337.*

"The female condom in Zimbabwe: Dynamics of use in urban Zimbabwe," Horizons Research Summary. Washington, D.C.: Population Council. (text integral en anglais)

"Friends strongly influence contraceptive use in Ghana," Population Briefs 8(2): 5. (text integral en anglais)

Gould, Heather, Charlotte Ellertson, and Georgina Corona. “Knowledge and attitudes about the differences between emergency contraception and medical abortion among middle-class women and men of reproductive age in Mexico City,” Contraception 66(6): 417–426.*

Green, Cynthia P., Stephanie Joyce, and James R. Foreit. “Using men as community-based distributors of condoms,” FRONTIERS Program Brief no. 2 (PDF en anglais) and FRONTIERS Program Brief Summary no. 2. Washington, DC: Population Council. (PDF en anglais)

Heimburger, Angela, Dolores Acevedo-García, Rafaela Schiavon, Ana Langer, Guillermina Mejía, Georgina Corona, Eduardo del Castillo, and Charlotte Ellertson. “Emergency contraception in Mexico City: Knowledge, attitudes, and practices among providers and potential clients after a 3-year introduction effort,” Contraception 66(5): 321–329.

Khan, M.E. and Sharif M.I. Hossain. “Training service providers on emergency contraception: Lesson learned from an operations research study,” FRONTIERS Research Update no. 2. Dhaka: Population Council. (PDF en anglais)

Muia, Esther, Kelly Blanchard, Moses Lukhando, Joyce Olenja, and W. Liambila. “Evaluation of an emergency contraception introduction project in Kenya,” Contraception 66(4): 255–260.*

Schiavon, Rafaela.“The counseling in emergency contraception,” in Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology. Rome: CEC Edizioni Internazionali, pp. 330–337.*

“Services à base communautaire de SR: 60 agents opérationnels à Kébémer, Sénégal,” FRONTIERS Update no. 2. Dakar: Population Council.

Sorhaindo, Annik, Davida Becker, Horace Fletcher, and Sandra Garcia. “Emergency contraception among university students in Kingston, Jamaica: A survey of knowledge, attitudes, and practices,” Contraception 66(4): 261–268.*

"Training service providers on emergency contraception: Lessons learned from an operations research study," FRONTIERS Research Update no.2. Dhaka: Population Council. (PDF en anglais)

Turner, Abigail N. and Charlotte Ellertson. “How safe is emergency contraception?” Drug Safety 25(10): 695–706.*

2001
"Are more young people in South Africa using condoms?" The Horizons Report. Washington, DC: Population Council.

Casterline, John B., Zeba A. Sathar, and Minhaj ul Haque. "Obstacles to contraceptive use in Pakistan: A study in Punjab," Policy Research Division Working Paper no. 145. New York: Population Council. (PDF en anglais) (résumé en anglais)

El Zanaty, Fatma, Laila Nawar, and Ramadan Hamed. "An assessment of selected sub-systems of the Egyptian NORPLANT® program," FRONTIERS Final Report. Washington, DC: Population Council. (PDF en anglais)

Montgomery, Mark R., Gebre-Egziabher Kiros, Dominic Agyeman, John B. Casterline, Peter Aglobitse and Paul C. Hewett. "Social networks and contraceptive dynamics in southern Ghana," Policy Research Division Working Paper no. 153. New York: Population Council. (PDF en anglais) (résumé en anglais)

2000
Amin, Sajeda, Alaka Malwade Basu, and Rob Stephenson. "Spatial variation in contraceptive use in Bangladesh: Looking beyond the borders," Policy Research Division Working Paper no. 138. New York: Population Council. (PDF en anglais) (résumé en anglais)

Bongaarts, John and Charles F. Westoff. "The potential role of contraception in reducing abortion," Policy Research Division Working Paper no. 134. New York: Population Council. (PDF en anglais) (résumé en anglais)

Bongaarts, John and Elof Johansson. "Future trends in contraception in the developing world: Prevalence and method mix," Policy Research Division Working Paper no. 141. New York: Population Council. (PDF) (abstract)

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23 janvier 2007