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Programmatic Responses to Refugees' Reproductive Health Needs

This article examines reproductive health programs that have been implemented in various refugee populations. The World Health Organization Minimum Initial Service Package (MISP) provides a set of high-priority reproductive health activities that should be implemented at the start of a refugee crisi...

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Published in:	International family planning perspectives 2000-12, Vol.26 (4), p.181-187
Main Authors:	Krause, Sandra K., Jones, Rachel K., Purdin, Susan J.
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Subjects:	Adolescents AIDS Birth Control Crises Gynecology Health Care Services HIV Issues in Perspective: The Reproductive Health of Refugees Mortality Rates Obstetrics Rape Refugees Reproductive health Sexual Reproduction Sexual violence Sexually transmitted diseases Violence against women Women Womens Health Care
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