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Studies In Family Planning
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Book : Studies In Family Planning
Language : English Library : Population Publish Place : New York ISSN : 0039-3665 Volume : 2/2 Period : bimonthly Publish Date : February 1971 Publisher : The Population Council Book Number : 2662 |
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INDEX
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Comprehensive Family Planning Based on Maternal/Child Health Services
Howard C. Taylor, Jr., M.D., and Bernard Berelson, Ph.D.
Introduction 22 The Present Situation 25 The Needs . 30 The Costs 38 The Consequences 40 Commentary and Conclusion 44
Appendix A: Questionnaires Used in the Study 48
Appendix B: Hypothetical Illustration of Demographic Impact of a Postpartum Program 50
Korea/Taiwan 1970: Report on the National Family Planning Programs
George Worth, Walter B. Watson, Dae Woo Han, O. D. Finnigan, and S. M. Keeny
Hong Kong: Oral Contraceptive Follow-up Study
K. C. Chan
Korea: Estimating Current Fertility from the 1966 Census
Lee-Jay Cho
LAW AND FAMILY PLANNING
Luke T. Lee
Introduction
81
Maternity Benefits
89
Social Security
Birth Control
82
Taxation on Income
89
Programs Other Social and
92
Contraception
83
Child Labor and
Welfare Factors
92
Abortion
84
Education
90
Administration
93
Sterilization
87
Status of Women
90
China
93
Impact on Fertility
87
Age at Marriage
90
Japan Pakistan
94 94
Social and Welfare Factors
88
Divorce and Remarriage
91
United Arab Republic United States
95 96
Family Allowances
88
Polygamy
91
Conclusions
98
Family Planning in Tunisia and Morocco: A Summary and Evaluation of the Recent Record
Robert Lapham
Korea: The Relationship between IUD Retention and Check-up Visits
Sook Bang
The Philippines: Family Planning Acceptors, January-June 1970
John E. LaingCATHOLIC PARISH PRIESTS AND BIRTH CONTROL
Thomas K.Burch and Gail A. Shea
Methodology
The Samples
Questionnaire
Field Procedures
Response Rates Accuracy and Comparability of
Results
Results
Population Problems-General
Views General Attitudes Toward Family
Planning Attitudes Toward Sex in Marriage
The Morality of Contraception:
Personal Opinions The Effects of Contraceptive Use The Encyclical Humanae Vitae Statements of National Hierarchies The Priest and the People: Pastoral
Views on Contraception Catholic Rhythm Clinics The Role of Catholic Doctors
Some Differentials Within Countries
Summary and ConclusionEarly Complications of Abortions under Medical Auspices: A Preliminary Report
Christopher Tietze, M.D. and Sarah Lewit
Family Planning in Santiago, Chile: The Male Viewpoint
Dr. M.-Françoise Hall
First Colombian Seminar on Population Education
Savings Accounts for Family Planning, An Illustration from the Tea Estates of India
Ronald RidkerFertility and Family Planning in Sierra Leone
Thomas E. Dow, Jr.
An 1UD Follow-up Study in Potharam, Thailand
Sasichan Vimuktanon, M.D. and Allan G. Rosenfield, M.D.
Population Learning and Out-of-School Youth in India
Thomas Poffenberger
Factors Affecting the Success of a Family Planning Program in a Low-Income Neighborhood in Caracas
Michael Bamberger and Margaret EarleThailand: Family Planning Activities 1968 to 1970
Allan G. Rosenfield, Chitt Hemachudha, Winich Asavasena, and Somsak Varakamin
Mexico City: A Clinic Dropout Study
Alan Keller
Estimation of Births Averted by Family Planning Programs: the Parity Approach
William J. KellyHong Kong: Report of the IUD Reassurance Project
K. C. Chan
An Experimental Population Education Program in Rural India
Thomas Poffenberger
Use of the Agent System in Seoul
E Hyock KwonIncentives in the Diffusion of Family Planning Innovations
Everett M. Rogers
Fertility Decline and Contraceptive Use in the International Postpartum Family Planning Program
Irving Sivin
Singapore: A Study of Clinic Continuation Rates
Wan Fook Kee and Quah Siam Teeentering the reproductive years, and by Couples in Taiwan are
Planning, Starting, and Operating an Educational Incentives Projec
Oliver D. Finnigan, III, and T. H. Sun
Singapore: A Cost-Effect Analysis of a Family Planning Program
Wan Fook Kee and Quah Siam Tee
IUDs and the Birth Rate in Greenland
Ole BergPOPULATION AND THE AMERICAN FUTURE: EXCERPTS
The Commission
1. Perspective on Population
2. Population Growth
3. Population Distribution
4. The Economy
5. Resources and the Environment
6. Government
7. Social Aspects
8. Population and Public Policy
9. Education.
10. Status of Children and Women 11. Human Reproduction
12. Population Stabilization.
13. Immigration.
14.. National Distribution and Migration Policies
15. Population Statistics and Research
16. Organizational Changes
Summary and conclusions
Participating institutions
Organization and method
Demographic characteristics
Preexisting complications
Period of gestation
Primary procedures
Days of hospitalization
Sterilizing operations Failures and changes of procedure
Total complications Major complications Mortality
Complication rates Abortion by suction Time trends References Appendix A Appendix B Appendix CIntroduction
Population size, fertility, and mortality
Health and family planning data
Organization and delivery of general health services
Organization and delivery of maternal health care and family planning services
Family planning methods
A case study
Conclusion Kerala's Pioneering Experiment in Massive Vasectomy Camps
S. Krishnakumar
The Gujarat State Massive Vasectomy Campaign
V. H. Thakor and Vinod M. Patel
Egypt Studies a New Plan of Action
Aziz Bindary
Status and Prospects of Natural Family Planning
Stanley Gilder, William Uricchio, and Philip Corfman
The Kaoshiung Study
George P. Cernada and Laura P. Lu
Note on SterilizationA Comparison of Two Large-Scale Studies of the Use-Effectiveness of IUDs
A. Pierce, J. M. Hitter, and J. McGuire
Policies Affecting Population in West Africa
Davidson R. Gwatkin
Family Planning Acceptors in Lagos, Nigeria
Robert W. Morgan
Use of Oral Contraceptives in Urban, Rural, and Slum Areas
Murari Majumdar, B. C. Mullick, A. Moitra, and K. T, MosleyTime Series of Pill and IUD Use: United States, 1961 1970
Norman B. Ryder
Old Age Security with Fewer Children
Stephen Enke and Richard A. Brown
Asian Universities and Population Policy
Paul Demeny
Condom Use in Japan
Y. Scott Matsumoto, Akira Koizumi, and Tadahiro NoharaTrends in Family Size Preferences and Practice of Family Planning:
Taiwan, 1965-1970
Ronald Freedman, Lolagene C. Coombs, and Ming-Chen Chang
A Simplified Approach to Economic-Demographic Simulation
David N. Holmes, Jr.
International Postpartum Program: Analysis of Performance,
1970-1971
Nicholas Wright
