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1. Use of facility assessment data to improve reproductive health service delivery in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

: Casey, Sara E.; Mitchell, Kathleen T.; Amisi, Immaculée Mulamba; Haliza, Martin Migombano; Aveledi, Blandine; Kalenga, Prince; Austin, Judy
: 2009
: Articles
: Obstetrical emergenciesHumanitarian assistanceMaternal health servicesReproductive health servicesHealth services administrationMedical careObstetricsGynecologyPublic health

2. The Impact of Natural Hazard-Induced Disasters on Family Systems: A Meta-Ethnography

: Fischer, Hanna-Tina Maruapula
: 2022
: Theses
: Public healthFamiliesSocial sciences--ResearchEthnologyNatural disasters--Health aspectsHumanitarian assistance

3. Progress and gaps in reproductive health services in three humanitarian settings: mixed-methods case studies

: Casey, Sara E.; Chynoweth, Sarah K.; Cornier, Nadine; Gallagher, Meghan C.; Wheeler, Erin E.
: 2015
: Articles
: Humanitarian assistanceReproductive health servicesHealth services administrationMedical careObstetricsGynecologyPublic health

4. Measuring Separation of Children from their Usual Caregivers in Humanitarian Contexts: The case for a holistic approach to measurement, with implications for practice

: Mansourian, Hani
: 2020
: Theses
: Public healthSeparation (Psychology) in childrenDisaster relief--Social aspectsHumanitarian assistanceChildren--Family relationships

5. Evidence for the implementation of contraceptive services in humanitarian settings

: Casey, Sara E.
: 2016
: Theses
: Humanitarian assistancePublic health--EvaluationContraceptivesReproductive health servicesPublic health

6. Biafra at 50 and the Birth of Emergency Public Health

: Phillips, James F.
: 2018
: Essays
: Nigerian Civil War (Nigeria : 1967-1970)Humanitarian assistanceFood relief--Political aspectsPublic health

7. Availability of long-acting and permanent family-planning methods leads to increase in use in conflict-affected northern Uganda: evidence from cross-sectional baseline and endline cluster surveys

: Casey, Sara E.; McNab, Shanon E.; Tanton, Clare; Odong, Jimmy; Testa, Adrienne C.; Lee-Jones, Louise
: 2013
: Articles
: Family planning servicesHumanitarian assistanceMaternal health servicesReproductive health servicesHealth services administrationMedical careObstetricsGynecologyPublic health