Pesquisa Sobre Saude Materno-Infantile Planejamento Familiar: 1982

Rodrigues, Walter; Thome, Antonio Marcio; Reis, Elaine; Duarte Franco,Elaine F.; Goldberg, Howard; Anderson, John; Arrude, Jose Maria; Smith, Lawrence, Jr.; Morris, Leo; Dalmat, Michael; Bryan, Paula; Gill, Sara

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Pesquisa Sobre Saude Materno-Infantile Planejamento Familiar: 1982

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1982
By Rodrigues, Walter ; Thome, Antonio Marcio ; Reis, Elaine ; ...

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Alternative Title:

Brazil - Piaui State Family Planning/Maternal and Child Health Survey 1982
Personal Author:

Rodrigues, Walter ; Thome, Antonio Marcio ; Reis, Elaine ; Duarte Franco,Elaine F. ; Goldberg, Howard ; Anderson, John ; Arrude, Jose Maria ; Smith, Lawrence, Jr. ; Morris, Leo ; Dalmat, Michael ; Bryan, Paula ; Gill, Sara
Corporate Authors:

National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion (U.S.). Division of Reproductive Health. ; Sociedade Civil de Bem-Estar Familiar (BEMFAM) ; Westinghouse Health Systems
Description:

The 1982 Brazil Piaui FP/MCH Survey covers: fertility, contraception, maternal and child health services, evaluation of family planning services. n=3,395. The report is in Portuguese. There is no English translation.
Subjects:

Contraception Family Planning Services Fertility Maternal And Child Health Services
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Stephen B. Thacker CDC Library
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