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COULD A PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN FOR EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTION REDUCE THE INCIDENCE OF UNWANTED PREGNANCY AND HOW WOULD WE KNOW IF IT DID

Abstract:: A campaign to increase knowledge about emergency contraception has been identified as one of the relatively few interventions with the potential to reduce the incidence of unwanted pregnancy. This study relates variations in use of emergency contraception to population characteristics and identifies indicators which may be used to measure the impact of a campaign. The study is a secondary analysis of routinely collected data and health service indicators. Prescription data is used to compare ...
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Ziebland, S., & Scobie, S. (2016). COULD A PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN FOR EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTION REDUCE THE INCIDENCE OF UNWANTED PREGNANCY AND HOW WOULD WE KNOW IF IT DID. BRITISH JOURNAL OF FAMILY PLANNING, 21(2), 68–71.

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Ziebland, S., and S. Scobie. “COULD A PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN FOR EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTION REDUCE THE INCIDENCE OF UNWANTED PREGNANCY AND HOW WOULD WE KNOW IF IT DID.” BRITISH JOURNAL OF FAMILY PLANNING, vol. 21, no. 2, 2016, pp. 68–71.

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Ziebland, S, and S Scobie. 2016. “COULD A PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN FOR EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTION REDUCE THE INCIDENCE OF UNWANTED PREGNANCY AND HOW WOULD WE KNOW IF IT DID.” BRITISH JOURNAL OF FAMILY PLANNING 21 (2): 68–71.
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Journal:: BRITISH JOURNAL OF FAMILY PLANNING
Volume:: 21
Issue:: 2
Pages:: 68-71
Publication date:: 1995-07-01
ISSN:: 0144-8625
Source identifiers:: 220756

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Language:: English
Pubs id:: pubs:220756
UUID:: uuid:c46a16cc-a500-452d-a426-5df1276c1998
Local pid:: pubs:220756
Deposit date:: 2012-12-19

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