Brazil - Piaui State Family Planning/Maternal and Child Health Survey 1979

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Brazil - Piaui State Family Planning/Maternal and Child Health Survey 1979

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January 1979
By Division of Reproductive Health-Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Sociedade Civil de Bem-Estar Familiar (BEMFAM), Columbia University School of Public Health, Piaui State Department of Health, Japanese Organization for International Family Planning (JOIFP)

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Corporate Authors:

Division of Reproductive Health-Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Sociedade Civil de Bem-Estar Familiar (BEMFAM), Columbia University School of Public Health, Piaui State Department of Health, Japanese Organization for International Family Planning (JOIFP)
Description:

The 1979 Brazil FP/MCH Survey covers: general health services, maternal and child health services, abortion, pregnancy intention, contraceptives, sterilization, Community Distribution Program, source of medical care, and evaluation of family planning services. n=2,038 women 15-44.
Subjects:

Abortion, Induced Contraception Contraceptive Devices Family Planning Services Health Care Evaluation Mechanisms Health Care Surveys Health Services Maternal-Child Health Centers Maternal-Child Health Services Pregnancy, Unwanted Sterilization
Document Type:

Report
Place as Subject:

Brazil
Location:

South America
Collection(s):

Stephen B. Thacker CDC Library
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urn:sha256:1a2dae704a00c780f58cf253bf07fd78d5374ec7c71cd920ee67d2db9ae7afc8
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https://stacks.cdc.gov/view/cdc/11017/cdc_11017_DS1.pdf
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File Language:

Portuguese

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