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PubMed1990

Is development really the best contraceptive? A 20-year trial in Comilla district, Bangladesh.

"This article examines which public programmes and which socio-economic development indicators have had an impact on contraceptive practices and fertility in a selected group of villages in Comilla district of Bangladesh. It finds that equitable, even-handed development may be a good 'contraceptive', but is not a realistic alternative to family planning effort.... This research, undertaken in 1985, replicates a similar knowledge, attitudes and practice (KAP) type study undertaken in these same villages some 20 years earlier, in 1967/68....Thus, the two studies provide a unique look at demographic behavioural characteristics when these agricultural development programmes were in an early stage and then 20 years later."

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PubMed1988

Resolution No. G-960, 12 January 1988.

This Resolution restructures the Venezuelan Permanent Commission of Primary Health Attention. Among the departments of the Commission is a directorate for maternal-child care and family planning. Among the functions of the Commission are the following: 1) to coordinate primary health attention activities of the bureau and/or of other institutions in the Health sector of the country; 2) to give technical advice to those responsible for the practice or strategy of primary health attention at the national level, with an emphasis on health districts; 3) to designate working subcommissions, in conformity with the technical necessities of primary health attention; 4) to continue revising rules and procedures essential to those activities tied to primary health attention; and 5) to supervise and evaluate periodically the development of primary health attention.

Americas↗