Session 104: Quality of care in reproductive health (1)

Thursday, July 21 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM Auditorium François 1er Level -1

1.	Introduction and provision of medical abortion: a tale of two countries, in which technology is necessary but not sufficient  •  Beverly Winikoff, Gynuity Health Projects; Danielle Hassoun, Centre de Formation aux Techniques de la Santé reproductive; Hillary Bracken, Gynuity Health Projects

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How provider attitudes towards abortion can impact the quality of and access to abortion services: an assessment of IPPF/WHR provider knowledge, attitudes and practices in 6 Latin American and Caribbean countries  •  Rasha Dabash, Gynuity Health Projects; Melanie Peña, Gynuity Health Projects; Rebecca Koladycz, International Planned Parenthood Federation; Giselle Carino, International Planned Parenthood Federation; Maria Consuelo Mejia, International Planned Parenthood Federation; Victoria Ward, International Planned Parenthood Federation

3.	Evaluating client-provider interactions in a Pakistani reproductive health setting: quantitative vs. qualitative methods  •  Saumya Ramarao, Population Council; Jacqueline Kim, Population Council; Anrudh Jain, Population Council

4.	Completing the demographic transition in developing countries: what does quality have to do with it?  •  Sarah Harbison, U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID)

5.	Can improvements in client-provider interaction be sustained?  •  Nahla Abdel-Tawab, Population Council

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