intrauterine device / health services / contraceptive technologies / project management / good quality services / routine family planning services / reproductive health services / political networks / youth services / quality services / scientific management / evaluation systems / family planning services / on developing youth services / at introducing new contraceptive technologies / /
Organization
Brandeis University / Statistics and Planning Department / World Health Organization / Harvard University / national family planning service / Science and Technology Division / Ford Foundation / National Population and Family Planning Commission / Continued Ford Foundation / China Population Information and Research Center / SFPC / United Nations Population Fund / China Family Planning Association / International Planned Parenthood Federation / China Population and Development Research Centre / John F. Kennedy School of Government / Quality-of-Care Pilot Project national advisory board / Family Planning Commission / China Population and Information Research Center / Heller School of Social Policy and Management / /
Person
Zhang Erli / Joan Kaufman / Judith Bruce / /
Position
first project director / creator and chief strategist / international researcher / model for national reform By / Minister / Vice-Minister / international quality-ofcare model / consultant / Scientist / Director-General / Director General / second author / Reproductive Health Programme Officer / Director / AIDS Public Policy Project / advocate / Minister for their political support / model for reorienting the national family planning programme / advocate for reform / senior strategist / Deputy Director / director / pilot / Minister and the Vice-Minister / second author of this paper / former Director-General / /
Chapter 3 Quality of care in China: from pilot project to national programme Joan Kaufman a, Zhang Erli b, Xie Zhenming c Summary China’s family planning programme ranks as history’s most intensive effort to control