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PubMed1997

Evaluation of cervical cancer screening programme in the Harare City Health Department, Zimbabwe.

OBJECTIVES: To evaluate the Cervical Cancer Screening Programme in Harare City Health Department. DESIGN: Exploratory descriptive study. SETTING: Harare City Health Department. SUBJECTS: Twenty Head Office and District Health Executives and 18 Family Health Clinic nurses. RESULTS: There was varied opinion on women who should be screened and the age at which screening should be recommended. There is no comprehensive policy document to guide the programme. Women who were being screened were mostly new clients on Depo Provera. CONCLUSION: The was no comprehensive policy on cervical cancer screening and the number of Pap smears done were below optimum.

Attitude of Health Personnel↗
PubMed1975

Lessons from the Chinese experience: China's planned birth program and its transferability.

This article describes the most salient developments in the planned birth program of the People's Republic of China during the 1970s and discusses the potential for transfer of some features to other countries. Many Chinese activities are of interest because they are designed for a country with scarce resources for development and a low-income population. Some particular program features worth noting are: the encouragement of local initiative and experimentation: specific methods for the diffusion of innovation; and total integration of the health system with other development-political, administrative, economic, and social-at the grass-roots level.

Birth Rate↗