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Sexual and reproductive health resources |
Classified by topicsCancers of the reproductive system Female genital mutilation/other harmful practices Sexual health and reproductive rights Reproductive Health Strategy Strategy for the Prevention and Control of Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) Global Strategy (68 pages, pdf 2,821 kb)
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PRACTICAL GUIDE
Comprehensive cervical cancer control - A guide to essential practice
عربي |
This Guide is intended to help those responsible for providing services
aimed at reducing the burden posed by cervical cancer for women,
communities and health systems. It focuses on the knowledge and skills
needed by health care providers, at different levels of care, in order
to offer quality services for prevention, screening, treatment and
palliation of cervical cancer. The Guide presents guidelines and up to-
date, evidence-based recommendations covering the full continuum of
care.
POLICY BRIEFS Financing sexual and reproductive
health-care services
3 pages (152 kb) Integrating sexual and reproductive health-care
services
3 pages (147 kb) Creating a supportive legislative and regulatory framework
3 pages (172 kb) Promoting and safeguarding the sexual and reproductive
health of adolescents
Birth spacing — report from a WHO technical consultation -
4 pages (193 kb)
SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH POLICY BRIEFS |
Reducing unsafe abortions Findings of selected HRP projects on unsafe abortion Medical abortion – a synthesis of current knowledge
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This series is a joint product of three Geneva-based WHO Departments: Making Pregnancy Safer; Reproductive Health and Research; and Health Policy, Development and Services. It aims to provide, through peer-reviewed papers, the latest evidence and thinking on key issues that are important for making progress towards the goal of universal coverage for essential health-care interventions. Issues related to the health and coverage of the poor are a special focus of the series, as are the implication of universal coverage for health-care programmes and systems. See papers The World Health Report (2005) Make Every Mother and Child Count
Department of Making Pregnancy Safer: Strategic Approach to Improving
Maternal and Newborn Survival and Health |
