No-Scalpel Vasectomy: Scale-up Approach in Rwanda Shows Promise — Community Health Workers Survey, Review and Analysis

This brief describes a study that aimed to understand the institutional, structural, and individual factors influencing the choice of vasectomy in Rwanda and to improve the quality and efficiency of the nationwide program.

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Length:

2 pp

Year:

2013

Organization:

FHI 360

Languages:

English

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