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Module 16/Bibliography • Leppert, P.C. 1994. The adolescent's first pelvic exam. Contemporary Adolescent Gynecology. Summer: 25-30. • Levenberg, P. and A. Elster. 1995. Guidelines for adolescent preventive services clinical evaluation and management handbook. Chicago: American Medical Association. • Levenberg, P. and A. Elster. 1995. Guidelines for adolescent preventative service implementation and resource manual. Chicago: American Medical Association. • Marquis, D. and S. Wagner. 1997. Guidelines for adolescent preventive services implementation training workbook. Chicago: American Medical Association. • Marshall, M. and S. Buffington. 1998. Life-saving skills manual for midwives, third edition, Module 2: Quality antenatal care. Washington, DC: American College of Nurse-Midwives. • McCauley, A. P. and C. Salter. 1995. Meeting the needs of young adults. Population Reports. Series J. (41). • Mensch, B.S., J. Bruce, and M. Greene. 1998. The unchartered passage: Girls’ adolescence in the developing world. New York: Population Council. • Mishra, S. and C. S. Dawn. 1986. Retrospective study of teenage pregnancy and labor during 5 years period from January 1978 to December 1982 at Durgapur Subdivisional Hospital. Indian Medical Journal. 80 (Sept.):150-152. • Moeller, T. and G. Bachmann. 1995. Be prepared to deal with sexual abuse in teen patients. Contemporary Adolescent Gynecology. Winter:20-25. • Moore, K. and D. Rogow. 1994. Family planning, gender, and adolescents. Family planning and reproductive health: Briefing sheets for a gender analysis. New York: Population Council. • Nare, C., K. Katz, and E. Tolley. 1996. Measuring access to family planning education and services for young adults in Dakar, Senegal. Research Triangle Park, NC: Family Health International. • Nelson, K., L. MacLaren, and R. Magnani. 2000. Assessing and planning for youthfriendly reproductive health services. Washington, DC: FOCUS on Young Adults/Pathfinder International. • Pathfinder International, FOCUS on Young Adults. 1998. Reaching young men with reproductive health programs. In Focus. December. • Polaneczky, M., G. Slap, C. Fork, et al. 1994. The use of levonorgestrel implants (Norplant) for contraception among adolescent mothers. New England Journal of Medicine. 331:1201. Pathfinder International 228 Adolescent Curriculum
Module 16/Bibliography • Population Reference Bureau, MEASURE Communication. 2000. The World’s Youth 2000. Washington, DC: MEASURE Communication. • Reproductive Health Materials Partnership. n.d. Your sexual and reproductive health rights. Johannesburg: Reproductive Health Materials Partnership. • Rinehart, W., S. Rudy, and M. Drennan. 1998. GATHER guide to counseling. Population Reports. Series J (48). • Röhr-Rouendaal, P. 1997. Where there is no artist. London: Intermediate Technology Publications. • Senderowitz, J. 1995. Adolescent health: reassessing the passage to adulthood. World Bank Discussion Papers. 272. • Senderowitz, J. 1999. Making reproductive health services youth friendly. Washington, DC: FOCUS on Young Adults/Pathfinder International. • Seng, J.S. and B.A. Peterson. 1995. Incorporating routine screening for history of childhood sexual abuse into well-woman and maternity care. Journal of Nurse Midwifery. 40 (Jan.-Feb.):26-30. • Seng, J.S. and J.A. Hassinger. 1998. Relationship strategies and interdisciplinary collaboration. Improving maternity care with survivors of childhood sexual abuse. Journal of Nurse Midwifery. 43 (Jul.-Aug.):287-95. • Shapiro, K. and E. Israel. 2000. Module 12: Prevention and management of reproductive tract infections. Watertown, MA: Pathfinder International. • Sullivan, R., R. Magarick, G. Bergthold, A. Blouse, and N. McIntosh. 1995. Clinical training skills for reproductive health professionals. Baltimore: JHPIEGO Corporation. • Sundari, T.K., M. Berer, and J. Cottingham, eds. 1997. Dual protection: Making sex safer for women. Beyond acceptability: Users' perspectives on contraception. London: Reproductive Health Matters for World Health Organization. • Unicef. 1998. Unicef Illustrations. CDROM. New York: Unicef. • Vereau, D. 1998. Improving interpersonal communications skills for counseling adolescents on sexual and reproductive health. Lima, Peru: Pathfinder International. • Wallace, H., K. Giri, and C. Serrano. 1995. Health care of women and children in developing countries, second edition. Oakland, CA: Third Party Publishing Company. • Waszak, C.S. 1993. Quality contraceptive services for adolescents: Focus on interpersonal aspects of client care. Fertility Control Reviews. 2 (3):3-6. Pathfinder International 229 Adolescent Curriculum
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