Métodos de evaluación del impacto de los Programas de Planificación Familiar

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Indice de ponencias

• Improving the effectiveness of family planning programs: measurement needs and issues. My Tsui, Albert I. Hermalin. 26 k
  
• Context of program impact evaluation: an evolutionary perspective. Albert Hermalin. 50 k
  
• Role of family planning programmes in contemporary fertility transitions. John Bongaarts. 31 k
  
• Unmet need revisited. Charles Westoff. 20 k
  
• The United Nations Population Inquiries. Ellen Brennan. 21 k
  
• Demographic and health surveys. Martin Vaessen. 25 k
  
• Using calendar data to study contraceptive use dynamics. Sian Curtis. 63 k
  
• Using DHS service availability data for evaluation. Marilyn Wilkinson. 40 k
  
• Situation analysis: assessing the functioning and quality of the service delivery environment. Andrew Fisher, Robert Miller, Kete Miller. 68 k
  
• The context of family planning evaluation: an evolutionary perspective. Jane Bertrand. 45 k
  
• Geographic information systems (GIS) in evaluation of family planning programmes: examples for Costa Rica and Thailand. Luis Rosero-Bixby, Barbara Entwistle, Ronald Rindfudd, Stephen J. Walsh. 33 k
  
• Event history analysis for family planning programme evaluation. Fiona Steele, Minja Choe. 54 k
  
• Structural Models for programs evaluation. David Guilkey, Ian Diamond. 60 k
  
• Meta-analysis: an overview with application to evaluations of family planning programmes. Karl Bauman, C. Suchindran. 41 k
  
• Cost-effectiveness and cost-benefit analysis. James Knowles. 40 k
  
• Assessing the policy impact of operations research on the Bangladesh health and family planning programme. Barkat Khuda. 381 k
  

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