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During 1978, Thailand's national family planning program increased its efforts to provide family planning services to the greatest number of people and to emphasize a broader approach to family health service delivery. In 1979 the Thai government decided to provide family planning services to c...

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Published in:Studies in family planning 1980-11, Vol.11 (11), p.374-374
Main Authors: Varakamin, Somsak, Klinshom, Prayoon, Devaphalin, Varaporn, Narkavonnakit, Tongplaew, Bennett, Tony
Format: Article
Language:English
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Summary:During 1978, Thailand's national family planning program increased its efforts to provide family planning services to the greatest number of people and to emphasize a broader approach to family health service delivery. In 1979 the Thai government decided to provide family planning services to couples in refugee camps as part of a general family health campaign in those locations. Program developments, vital rates, contraceptive availability, service statistics, induced abortion rates, and information-education-communication activities are discussed.
ISSN:0039-3665