Search Results for Female Sterilization

...Donald B. Pittenger Abstract It is suggested that a useful component of a fertility simulation would be proportions of females sterile by age. Data on this phenomenon are rather limited, but they indicate that proportional sterility may not easily be described by a simple function. We propose...

..., comparing them with trends among women aged 20–49. We find that adolescent women tended to use reversible, short-acting methods, whereas those later in the reproductive life course tended to use long-acting methods and female sterilization. Across all regions, 12-month all-method discontinuation rates among...

... 1986 Family Planning Female Sterilization Sterilization Rate Marriage Duration Simple Proportion References Clapp and Mayne, Inc. 1974. Report on a Puerto Rican Survey of the Attitudes Toward Population and Family Planning (preliminary report), San Juan, Puerto Rico, October 1974...

... prevalence of 2 percentage points—6 % of the pre-legalization prevalence rate. Decomposing this effect among traditional contraceptive methods (such as withdrawal and the rhythm method), female sterilization, and reversible modern methods, we find that the decrease occurs principally among reversible modern...

... with the available hormonal methods, Table  2 also presents information on current use of male and female sterilization. 17 A majority of women across all racial/ethnic groups and education levels reported having ever used the pill, but these numbers still varied by race and education. Table 1 Means...

... : Government Press . Perrin , E. B. , & Sheps , M. C. ( 1963 ). Human Reproduction: A Stochastic Process . Biometrics , 20 , 28 – 45 . 10.2307/2527616 Pittenger , D. B. ( 1973 ). An Exponential Model of Female Sterility . Demography , 10 , 113 – 122 . 10.2307/2060754...

... ). London : International Statistical Institute . Owasu , J. ( 1984 ). Evaluation of the Ghana Fertility Survey, 1979–1980 . Voorburg, The Netherlands : International Statistical Institute . Pittinger , D. B. ( 1973 ). An exponential model of female sterility . Demography , 10...

...S. N. Agarwala 15 1 2011 © Population Association of America 1968 1968 Birth Rate Family Planning Female Sterilization Linear Decline Total Birth References 2 The estimating procedure is described in, ”A Method for Estimating Annual Births Saved by the Use of Various...

.... Applied to an initial population for which age structure, the fertility schedule, and expected trends in life expectancy and age-specific proportions of females married are known, TABRAP incorporates the following factors: age at acceptance, with acceptors drawn from currently married nonusers; age-method...

... Years Experience in New York City with the Liberalized Abortion Law—Progress and Problems . American Journal of Public Health , 63 , 524 – 535 . 10.2105/AJPH.63.6.524 Pittenger D. B. ( 1973 ). An Exponential Model of Female Sterility . Demography , 10 , 113 – 121 . 10.2307/2060754...

...- ning methods," female sterilization being known by more than 90 percent of both husbands and wives and somewhat more well-known than male sterilization (see Table 8). Women tended to know more than men about female sterilization, men 6 In the case of sterilization, respondents were not required...

... for the fe- male than for the male operation (Pres- ser and Bumpass, n.d The "other" category for contracep- tive sterilizations consists mostly of con- traceptive female sterilizations other than tubal ligations. For various reasons, physicians may prefer to perform a hys- terectomy for contraceptive...

... it im_ possible to determine how many methods t hey knew.) Table 6.-METHODS OF FERTILITY COKTROL KNOWN AND AVERAGE AGE OF THOSE WHO KNOW EACH METHOD, AdONG EVER-MARRIED WOMEN AGE 15-49, IN KENYA, 1966 Contracepttve method Female sterilization .. Oral pilL . Abort ion . IUCD "Inject i on" . Rhythm . Vogue...

.... , & Yinger N. ( 1983 ). Public Policy and Female Sterilization in Costa Rica . Studies in Family Planning , 14 ( 10 ), 246 – 52 . 10.2307/1965749 Berent Jerzy ( 1983 ). Family Size Preferences in Europe and USA: Ultimate Expected Number of Children . Voorburg, Netherlands...

... ZRZZ (1983:289) Female sterilization rate (FSTER) 20.814 9.319 ZRZZ (1983:289) Contraceptive prevalence/effectiveness rate (CPE) 0.746 0.085 ZRZZ (1983:289; Bongaarts and Potter 1983:84) Annual family planning costs per woman, 1971 (FPCOST) 0.264 0.120 GJSW (1983:26) Note: SSB = State Statistical...

... percent rhythm and abstinence, 11 percent withdrawal, and the rest all other methods Unfortunately, since 1953 no other comprehensive study of birth control practices have been undertaken in Puerto Rico. However, in 1965 a few questions about female sterilization were included in the quarterly Master...

... changes were also observed in the number of male and female sterilizations. According to the National Health and Family Planning Commission ( 2016 ), from 1991 to 1995, the number of male and female sterilization surgeries fell by 80 % and 66 %, respectively. Although these numbers fluctuated...

... reporting use of only one form, 39% relied on withdrawal and 32% on female sterilization. Of the 75 women reporting use of a second method and the 10 women reporting use of a third method in the five weeks, many relied on a traditional method in addition to protection by a modem method. The most popular...

... and by number of marriages. Unexpectedly, the evidence suggests that sterility increased from 1960 on in Kenya and remained unchanged in Cameroon. 30 12 2010 © Population Association of America 1991 1991 Central Bureau Birth History Fertility Survey Female Circumcision World Fertility...

... is based on inverse propensity score. b Modern contraceptives include female sterilization, male sterilization, implant, IUD, injectables, pill, emergency contraception, male condom, female condom, diaphragm, foam/jelly, standard days/cycle beads, and lactational amenorrhea method. c Long...