RFI: Reproductive Health Resources
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Dear Colleagues:
The INTRAH Program is compiling a list of essential and core repro-
ductive health resource and reference materials for the use of train-
ers, training units, training resource centers, RH departments and
organizations, and international technical assistance agencies. We
seek and will acknowledge your expertise in identifying materials
that you/your organization consider essential and that you use and
distribute.
The list will be useful to those updating their resource and refer-
ence collections, as well as those establishing a reproductive health
reference collection. It's not intended to be exhaustive or compre-
hensive, but rather to constitute basic and gold standard materials,
arranged by category.
A list of reproductive health and functional categories follows.
Please cite references and resource materials, relevant to your and
your organization's specialties, directly onto the category list un-
der the appropriate category, including the title, author, date and
publisher. The citations can include print, audio/visual and CD-ROM.
You can insert your recommendations either into a reply to this e-
mail, or use a Word file attached. If using a Word file please save
changes send it as an attachment to <lknauff@intrah.org> or
<jcleaver@intrah.org>.
The list will be published in printed form and on-line, with acknowl-
edgements to contributors. Of course, contributors will be first on
our distribution list.
Thank you for your time and expertise. We shall appreciate your re-
sponse by the week of October 2, 2000.
With best regards.
Lynn Knauff
Director, Institutional Programs
INTRAH
mailto:lknauff@intrah.org
Julia Cleaver
Information Services Manager
INTRAH
mailto:jcleaver@intrah.org
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Essential Library for Reproductive Health Materials Identification
Please insert your recommendations under the appropriate category.
See examples below.
Category:
Adolescent Reproductive Health
Example:
Adolescents on the net: Reproductive and sexual health.
UNESCO
Principal Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific. 1999
Category:
Cairo and Beijing Conferences and Cairo +5
Example:
Action for the 21st Century: Reproductive health and rights for all.
Summary report of recommended actions on reproductive health and
rights of the Cairo ICPD Programme of Action, September 1994.
Family Care International, 1994
Capacity-Building
Evaluation
Family Planning
Contraceptive technology
Client-Provider Interaction and Dynamics
Clinic-Based Service Systems
Community-Based Service Systems
Counseling
Group Education
Infertility/sub-Fertility and Family Planning Services
Men and Family Planning
Policies, Standards and Service Guidelines
Rationales for Family Planning
Service Management
Service Quality: MAQ
Social Marketing and Commercial Distribution
Gender Issues
Domestic Violence
Gender Violence
Genital Cutting
Health Sector Reform
HIV/AIDS
Indicators for Family Planning, Reproductive Health and Maternal
Health
Infection Prevention and Management of Infection Prevention Processes
Integration of Reproductive Health Services
Leadership
Management
Maternal Health
Emergency Ob Care
Essential Ob Care
Prenatal Care
Labor and Delivery
Breastfeeding
Perinatal and Newborn Care
Postpartum Care
Interconceptional Care
HIV/AIDS and Pregnancy
Malaria and Pregnancy
Menstrual Cycle
Performance Improvement
Post Abortion Care
Refugee Reproductive Health
STDs/STIs (excluding HIV/AIDS)
Strategic Planning
Training
Learning Approaches
Linkages among Pre-service training, in-service training and
services
Training community-level service providers
Evaluation of training
Training management
Training materials development
Training Methods
Using and Uses of Demographic and Health Statistics
Women's Health
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