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T1  - Mobile Helpline and Reversible Contraception : Lessons From a Controlled Before-and-After Study in Rural India 
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UR  - http://hdl.handle.net/10138/307210 
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A1  - Kulathinal, Sangita; Joseph, Bijoy; Säävälä, Minna 
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Y1  - 2019 
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AB  - Background: Researchers and activists have expressed concerns over the lack of availability and nonuse of reversible, modern, contraceptive methods in India for decades. New attempts to increase access, availability, and acceptance of reversible contraceptives need to be developed, instead of relying solely on female sterilization. Mobile health (mHealth) initiatives may offer one way to serve underprivileged populations who face challenges in sexual and reproductive health (SRH) in countries su... 
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KW  - contraception behavior; family planning services; organizations; nonprofit; cell phone use; mobile phone; information seeking behavior; mHealth; call center; South Asia; India; INTERVENTIONS; 3141 Health care science; 111 Mathematics 
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