Pakistan's Population Stabilization Prospects Conference
Proceedings
31 Oct - 02 Nov - 2001
Pakistan Institute of
Medical Sciences, Islamabad
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Population Association of Pakistan (PAP) is proud to present the proceedings
of the 2nd Annual Population Research Conference held at the Pakistan
Institute of Medical Sciences from 31 Oct – 02 Nov, 2001.
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Total Pages: 626
Number of Articles: 40
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Table of Contents
Section 2: Gender Issues
Section 4:
Safe Motherhood Issues
in Communities
Section 6:
Urbanization and
Migration
Section 7:
Private and Public
Sector Partnership
Section 8:
Unwanted
Pregnancies and Induced Abortion
Keynote
Address
Culture
and Population Stabilization
Arif Hasan
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Section 1:
Demographic Transition
1.
Factors Affecting Fertility
Transition at District Level
Tauseef Ahmed and Shazia Parveen
2.
Family Size Norms and
Population Stabilization in Pakistan
Zafar Zaheer
3.
Measuring Mortality
and Morbidity in Developing Countries: Use of Burden of Disease Methods
Adnan A. Hyder, Salman A. Wali, Abdul Ghaffar, Richard H.
Morrow and Collaborators
4. What is
the Maternal Mortality Ration (MMR) in Pakistan?
Farid Midhet
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Section 2:
Gender Issues
1.
Do Men Matter in Decision
Making About Contraceptive Use: Examples from A Conservative Population
Living in Squatter Settlements of Karachi
Mehtab S. Karim, Parvez Nayani and Syed Iqbal Azam
2.
Inter-Spousal Communication: Role of Men for Effective Use of Family
Planning Methods
Dr. Sarah Saleem and Dr. Muhammad Ahmed Isa
3. Regional
and Religious Influences on Women’s Autonomy in India and Pakistan
Shireen J. Jejeebhoy and Zeba A. Sathar
4. Gender in
the Bedroom: Negotiating Sexual Relations Within Marital Unions
Shazia Premjee
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Section 3:
Population, Poverty and Environment
1. Population
Growth, Resources Scarcity and Environment Security: The Case of Pakistan
Dr. Asif Ali Zaidi, Ms. Tahira Syed and Ms. Selina Irfan
2. Dynamics
of Population – Poverty Links: The Case of Pakistan
Muhammad Hafeez
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Section 4:
Safe Motherhood Issues
in Communities
1. Traditional Practices, Morbidity and Care Seeking Among 525 Recently
Delivered Women in Low Socio-Economic Settlements of Karachi
Fariyal F. Fikree, Tazeen S. Ali and Mohammad H. Rahbar
2. Assessment
of Indicators for Level of Knowledge About Maternal and Neonatal
Complications in Areas of Pakistan: A Frightening Baseline Needing Attention
Dr. Arjumand Faisel
3. Decision
Making in the Context of Seeking Medical Care for Child birth: Findings of A
Qualitative Assessment in Khuzdar District, Balochistan
Ali Mohammad Mir, Azeema Faizunnisa, Farid Midhet and
Minhaj-ul-Haq
4. Traditional Birth Attendants (TBAs) Option Revisited
Dr. Nabila Zaka
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Section 5:
Investment
in Children and Adolescents
1. Trade-off
Patterns Between Work and Education of Adolescents: Evidence from PIHS
1998-1999
Aliya H. Khan and Lubna Shahnaz
2. Adolescent
Health Awareness Network Report on Knowledge, Attitude and Practice or
Reproductive Health Indicators
World Population Foundation
3.
Adolescent/Youth
Reproductive Health: An Exploration of Trends in Pakistan
Dr. Yasmeen Sabeeh Qazi
4.
An Empirical Analysis
of Child Labour and Child Schooling in Rural Areas of Pakistan
Lubna Shahnaz and Abid A. Burki
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Section 6:
Urbanization and
Migration
1. Current
Issues in Middle East Migration from Pakistan and Other South Asian
Countries
Nasra M. Shah
2. Factors
Effecting Internal Male Migration in Pakistan
Mr. Muhammad Akram and Ms. Surayya Mukhtar
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Section 7:
Private and Public
Sector Partnership
1. Hitting
the Target: Profile of Public/Private Family Planning Users in Pakistan
Kevin Kingfield and Dr. Abdul Hakim
2. Private
Sector Investment in Contraceptives (Oral Pills) for Sustainable Family
Planning Programme in Pakistan
Saifullah Khan
3. Factors
Influencing Quality of Health Care: Comparative Study of Greenstar and
Commercial Health Establishments in Urban Pakistan
Syed Ibrahim Hassan, Muyiwa Oladosu and Erum Sattar
4. The Role
and Effectiveness of Registered Medical Practitioners in Advancing
Population Welfare Programme in Pakistan
Azra
Aziz
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Section 8:
Unwanted
Pregnancies and Induced Abortion
1. Trends and
Variations in Unwanted Childbearing Among Pakistani Women
Dr. Naushin Mehmood
2. Characteristics of Pakistani Women Seeking Abortion and the Profile of
Abortion Clinics
N. Rehan, Attiya Inayatullah, and Iffat Chaudhary
3. The
Incidence & Outcome on Induced Abortions at One of the Hospitals of
Islamabad
Dr. Ghazala Mahmud and Dr. Zoobia Mushtaq
4. Induced
Abortion in a Rural Community
Dr. Mohammad Akram Pervez
5. Unwanted
Pregnancy and Induced Abortion – Perspectives of Men and Women in Low
Socio-Economic Settlements of Karachi, Pakistan
Drs. Neelofar Sami, Fariyal F. Fikree, Shiraz Hashmi and
Sarah Saleem
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Section 9:
Contraceptive Methods:
Adoption and Evaluation
1. Breaking
Down Barriers to the Pill: The Impact of Retraining Community Based
Distribution Workers on Client’s Knowledge, Attitude, and Use of Oral
Contraceptive in Karachi, Pakistan
Megan
Douthwaite, Martine Collumbien, Dr. Yasmeen Sabeeh Qazi, and Zahoor-un-Nisa
Syed
2. Emergency
Contraception: An Unmet Need for Prevention of Unintended Pregnancies
Sarah Saleem, Neelofar Sami, Franklin White, and Shiraz
Hashmi
3. Evaluation
of Emergency Contraception Practices of Private General Medical
Practitioners in Lahore, Pakistan
Dr. Nabeel Akram
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Section
10:
Fertility and Family
Planning
1. Unmet Need
for Contraception in SAARC Countries Levels, Trends and Determinants
Rafiqul Huda Chaudhury
2. Prevalence
and Factors Associated with Dropouts in Contraceptive Use in Rural Areas of
Peshawar
Dr. Najma Sultana, Dr. Naseem Haque, Dr. Inayat H. Thaver
3. Pakistan’s
Population Transition: Desired Number of Children, Infant Mortality and
Family Planning in a Punjabi Village
M. Azam Chaudhary
4. Reproductive Health Knowledge, Attitudes and Beliefs (KAB) of Women in
Balochistan
Samia Hashim and Farid Midhet
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Section
11:
Current Issues in
Reproductive Health in Pakistan
1. Reproductive Health Issues and Challenges in Pakistan
Dr. Abdul Hakim and Faateh ud Din
2. Situation
Analysis of Midwifery Training in Sindh
Imtiaz Kamal
3. Change the
Risky Sexual Behaviour of Sex Workers
Dr. Akhtar Ali
4. Obstetric
Outcome of High Risk Pregnancies in MCH Center, PIMS
Prof. Dr. Ghazala Mahmud, Dr. Nasira Tasneem, Mr. Farooq
Ahmed and Mr. Mazhar Nazir
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Appendices
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Appendix A – List of Participants
Appendix B
– Conference Agenda |
Mr. Zaigham Muzammil Kazmi
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