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Module 16/Bibliography • Cromer, B., R. Smith, J. Blair, et al. 1994. A prospective study of adolescents who choose among levornorgestrel implant (Norplant), medroxyprogesterone acetate (Depo-Provera), or the combined oral contraceptive pill as contraception. Pediatrics. 94:687. • Cyprian, J., K. McLaughlin, and G. Quint. 1994. Sexual violence in teenage lives: A prevention curriculum. Burlington, VT: Planned Parenthood of Northern New England. • de Bruyn, M. and N. France. 2001. Gender or sex: Who cares. Skills building resource pack on gender and reproductive health for adolescents and youth workers with a special emphasis on violence, HIV/STIs, and unwanted pregnancy. Chapel Hill, NC: IPAS. • Department of Health, Philippines. 1994. Health work is team work! An operations manual for community volunteer health workers. Manila: Department of Health. • EngenderHealth. HIV/AIDS online mini-course. May 10, 2002. http://www.engenderhealth.org/res/onc/hiv/preventing/hiv6table2.html. • Family Care International. 2000. Sexual and reproductive health. New York: Family Care International. • Family Health International. 1997. Reproductive health of young adults: Contraception, pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases. Research Triangle Park, NC: Family Health International. • Family Health International. 2000. Adolescent reproductive health. Network. 17 (3):1-35. • Filiberti Moglia, R., and J. Knowles. 1993. All about sex: A family resource on sex and sexuality. New York: Three Rivers Press. • Friedman, H. and K. Edstrom. 1983. Adolescent reproductive health: An approach to planning health service research. Geneva: World Health Organization. • Hatcher, R.A., W. Rinehart, R. Blackburn, and J.S. Geller. 1997. The essentials of contraceptive technology. Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins School of Public Health, Population Information Program. • Hatcher, R., S. Dammann, and J. Convisser. 1990. Doctor, am I a virgin again: Cases and counsel for a healthy sexuality. Atlanta, GA: Emory University School of Medicine. • Heise, L., K. Moore, and N. Toubia. 1995. Sexual coercion and reproductive health: A focus on research. New York: Population Council. Pathfinder International 226 Adolescent Curriculum
Module 16/Bibliography • Hunter-Geboy, C. 1995. Life planning education: a youth development program. Washington, DC: Advocates for Youth. • Indian Medical Association/Development Associates. 1994. Family planning course module 3: The oral contraceptive pill. New Delhi: Indian Medical Association. • Indian Medical Association/Development Associates. 1994. Family planning course module 5: Lactational amenorrhea method and condoms. New Delhi: Indian Medical Association. • Indian Medical Association/Development Associates. 1994. Family planning course module 6: Progestin-only contraceptives: DMPA and a review of Norplant. New Delhi: Indian Medical Association. • Indian Medical Association/Development Associates. 1994. Family planning course module 9: Intrauterine contraceptive devices: Providing services. New Delhi: Indian Medical Association. • IPPF. 1991. Rights of the client. London: IPPF. • IPPF. 2000. IMAP statement on contraception and STI/HIV protection for adolescents. IPPF Medical Bulletin. 34 (Dec.):1-3. • IPPF. 2000. The link between gender-based violence and sexual and reproductive health. BASTA! Spring:1-7. • IPPF. 2000. Statement on gender-based violence. London: IPPF. • James-Traore, T.A. 2000 (draft). Developmentally-based interventions and strategies: A tool for promoting health and reducing risk among adolescents. Washington, DC: FOCUS on Young Adults/Pathfinder International. • Johnson, T. 1999. The adolescent AIDS epidemic in Kenya. Nairobi: Population Communication Africa. • Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS). 1998. AIDS epidemic update: December 1998. Geneva: UNAIDS. • Kisubi, W., E. Lule, C. Omondi, et al. 2000. Integrating STD/HIV/AIDS services with MCH/FP programs. Nairobi: Pathfinder International, Africa Regional Office. • Klein, S. 1995. A book for midwives: A manual for traditional birth attendants and community midwives. Palo Alto, CA: The Hesperian Foundation. • Lane, C. and J. Kemp. 1984. Family planning needs of adolescents. JOG Nursing. March/April (Supplement): 61S-65S. Pathfinder International 227 Adolescent Curriculum
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