Dar es Salaam / Washington / DC / Atlanta / Islamabad / Accra / /
Company
International Family Planning Perspectives / Number 1 / Currently In / IUDs / Volume 26 / /
Country
Kenya / Pakistan / United States / Tanzania / Nigeria / Ghana / /
Facility
Urban Total Rural Hospital / Dispensary Total Hospital / Tulane University / University of North Carolina / facility Type / Chapel Hill / Method Urban Rural Total Hospital / /
IndustryTerm
la disponibilité de services / important equipment / contraceptive services / women seeking family planning services / facility infrastructure / femmes aux services / appropriate equipment / family planning services / /
NaturalFeature
Chapel Hill / /
Organization
l’ensemble / Method Urban Rural Total Hospital / University of North Carolina / Government of Tanzania / Tulane University / New Orleans / University of Michigan / Tanzania’s Bureau of Statistics / Urban Total Rural Hospital / Centers for Disease Control and Prevention / Planning Commission / Family Planning Unit / United States Agency for International Development / Ministry of Population Welfare / World Bank / Population Council / Bureau of Statistics / Tanzanian National Family Planning Program’s service / Ministry of Health / School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine / /
Person
Robert J. Magnani / Kristen Nelson / Auxiliary / Kristen Nelson Context / Brian Hubbard / David R. Hotchkiss / Ilene S. Speizer / /
Position
mayor / child health aide / months Working sterilizer / assistant Nurse Trained midwife / nurse / representative / assistant / associate professor / /
Product
Diaphragm Sterilization Female Male Natural / Pill Injectable Implant IUD Condom Foaming tablet / Doctors Medical assistants Nurses Trained midwives MCH aides Auxiliaries AGE Total Pill Condom IUD Injection / /
Do Service Providers in Tanzania Unnecessarily Restrict Clients’ Access to Contraceptive Methods? By Ilene S. Speizer, David R. Hotchkiss, Robert J. Magnani, Brian Hubbard and Kristen Nelson Context: Even where family