AVSC Working Papers

The purpose of AVSC Working Papers is to capture a record of AVSC's experience and to disseminate the results of AVSC-supported research.

The complete on-line version of each Working Paper is designed for both computer-based viewing and printing (see printing tips). If you would like to receive a printed version by mail, single copies may be ordered free from the Publications page.

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Working Papers On-Line:

Working Paper #2

The Use of Self-Assessment in Improving the Quality of Family Planning Clinic Operations: The Experience with COPE in Africa. (1992)

Working Paper #3

The Introduction of No-Scalpel Vasectomy in the United States (1988-1992). (1993)

Working Paper #4

Vasectomy in Kenya: The First Steps. (1993)

Working Paper #5

Inreach: Reaching Potential Family Planning Clients within Health Institutions. (1994)

Working Paper #6

The Quinacrine Method of Nonsurgical Sterilization: Report of an Experts Meeting. (1994)

Working Paper #7

Quality Management for Family Planning Services: Practical Experience from Africa. (1995)

Working Paper #8

A Successful National Program for Expanding Vasectomy Services: The Experience of the Instituto Mexicano del Seguro Social. (1995)

Working Paper #9

Postabortion Women: Factors Influencing Their Family Planning Options. (1995)

Working Paper #10

Facilitative Supervision: A Vital Link in Quality Reproductive Health Service Delivery. (1995)

Working Paper #11

Whole-Site Training: A New Approach to the Organization of Training. (1998)

Working Paper #12

Involving Men As Partners in Reproductive Health: Lessons Learned from Turkey. (1999)

Working Paper #13

The Quality of Care Management Center in Nepal: Improving Services with Limited Resources. (2001)

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