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Assessment of the USAID/Russia women and infant health (WIN) project · DECfinder

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Assessment of the USAID/Russia women and infant health (WIN) project

Archived 2024DEC · Record PD-ABU-759

LTG ASSOCIATES, INC.

Assessment of the USAID/Russia women and infant health (WIN) project

Kantner, Andrew|Rooks, Judith|Jordan, Michael · 2001

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Record ID: PD-ABU-759
Language: English
File: PDF
Contract no.: HRN-C-00-00-00007-00

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Disease prevention and control5,121→
Family planning services1,979→

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Performance indicators884→

Health professional education850→

Classification

Document type: Evaluation Reports & Summaries
DEC type: Special Evaluation
Geography: Russia
Subject: Maternal child health care
DEC terms: BreastfeedingChild deliveryChild survival activitiesContraceptive prevalenceCounseling services
Sponsoring organization: USAID. Bur. for Global HealthUSAID. Mission to Russia
Authoring organization: LTG Associates, Inc.TvT Associates
Language: English

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Disease prevention and control

Economic benefit

Family planning services

Health delivery

Health professional education

Induced abortion

Infant health care

Infectious diseases

Maternal child health care

Nurse midwives

Operations research

Performance indicators

Physicians

Post partum care

Prenatal care