Add to ORKGIn order to identify decision makers of women particularly in child bearing and sterilization among the rural women, 213 women from four rural villages of Kangpokpi district in Manipur, India was selected. Questionnaire method was used for collection of data and descriptive statistics is used in analysis of the data collected from the 213 respondents. The study found that the women take the decision of the family members more than the medical doctors’ advice on matters regarding child bearing and sterilization
Background: India’s projected population will be 1.53 Billion by the year 2050. Every fifth birth in...
Women reproductive health problems are found all over the world, particularly in developing countrie...
CONTEXT: A cultural preference for sons may be a factor driving recourse to abortion in India, as wo...
In order to identify decision makers of women particularly in child bearing and sterilization among ...
Background: A woman’s health is an integral part of any country. There are numerous factors that inf...
Background: The fertility rate in India is declining and it is necessary to know the factors respons...
Background: Maternal mortality is an important target of health care policies, especially in India. ...
Background: Objective of present study was to evaluate the knowledge, attitude and practice of rural...
In order to identify the existing health information sources and channels of rural women, 213 marrie...
Background: India is experiencing lowest child sex ratio of the world. The deficit of girl children ...
Background and Objectives: India, the second most populous country in the world, has two-thirds of i...
In India, access to healthcare facilities in rural areas remains significantly underdeveloped regard...
Background: Reproductive health implies to have maintained reproductive capabilities to reproduce th...
INTRODUCTION: Declining sex ratio is a major concern worldwide, especially in a developing country l...
The effectiveness of population policies is widely disputed by the international development communi...
Background: India’s projected population will be 1.53 Billion by the year 2050. Every fifth birth in...
Women reproductive health problems are found all over the world, particularly in developing countrie...
CONTEXT: A cultural preference for sons may be a factor driving recourse to abortion in India, as wo...
In order to identify decision makers of women particularly in child bearing and sterilization among ...
Background: A woman’s health is an integral part of any country. There are numerous factors that inf...
Background: The fertility rate in India is declining and it is necessary to know the factors respons...
Background: Maternal mortality is an important target of health care policies, especially in India. ...
Background: Objective of present study was to evaluate the knowledge, attitude and practice of rural...
In order to identify the existing health information sources and channels of rural women, 213 marrie...
Background: India is experiencing lowest child sex ratio of the world. The deficit of girl children ...
Background and Objectives: India, the second most populous country in the world, has two-thirds of i...
In India, access to healthcare facilities in rural areas remains significantly underdeveloped regard...
Background: Reproductive health implies to have maintained reproductive capabilities to reproduce th...
INTRODUCTION: Declining sex ratio is a major concern worldwide, especially in a developing country l...
The effectiveness of population policies is widely disputed by the international development communi...
Background: India’s projected population will be 1.53 Billion by the year 2050. Every fifth birth in...
Women reproductive health problems are found all over the world, particularly in developing countrie...
CONTEXT: A cultural preference for sons may be a factor driving recourse to abortion in India, as wo...