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Bassoff, Betty Z.; Ortiz, Elizabeth T. – 1986
Although the military health care system is the second largest in the nation serving approximately 6,000,000 people, little research has examined military reproductive health care services or their quality. Medical services can be provided by regional military medical centers and by base infirmaries and dispensaries. Often base infirmaries and…
Descriptors: Family Planning, Family Violence, Females, Gynecology
Eckard, Eugenia – 1981
Adolescent childbearing is a major concern because of the associated negative health, social, and economic consequences. To determine whether teenagers are using organized family services to prevent unwanted pregnancies, the National Reporting System for Family Planning Services began in 1972 to collect information on family planning clinic…
Descriptors: Adolescents, Clinics, Contraception, Early Parenthood
Foster, Jean; Eckard, Eugenia – 1981
Teenagers' utilization of family planning services is of major concern in view of the estimated 4.1 million adolescent females at risk, defined as fertile, sexually active teenagers who are not pregnant and who are not seeking to become pregnant. To obtain information regarding teenagers' use of medical family planning services in clinical…
Descriptors: Adolescents, Clinics, Contraception, Early Parenthood
World Health Organization, Copenhagen (Denmark). Regional Office for Europe. – 1979
A review is given of the status of family planning education at medical, nursing, and midwifery schools in seven European countries. The report is presented in 11 sections. Section one, an introduction, explains the scope of the study and defines family planning to include birth control, pregnancy and delivery, problems of adolescents, family life…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Birth, Clinical Experience, Comparative Analysis